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Planning board to send split recommendation on co‑living to council; votes to remove 'boarding house' use
Summary
The Citizens Planning Board voted Oct. 22 to forward its prior, split recommendation on proposed co‑living housing code changes to City Council and separately approved removing the term "boarding house" from the municipal code.
The Citizens Planning Board voted Oct. 22 to forward its prior, split recommendation on proposed co‑living housing code changes to City Council and separately approved removing the term "boarding house" from the municipal code.
Board members debated whether to adopt the state's apparent minimum threshold — allowing co‑living only on lots that permit six or more dwelling units — or to allow co‑living in all multifamily (RM) zones. After discussion, the board approved a motion to transmit the earlier tie vote and accompanying memo that documents both…
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