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Lowell board questions parking and height for proposed 55-unit addition at 236 Broadway Street
Summary
Attorney Pete Nicosia, representing 236 Broadway Street LLC, presented a conceptual plan at a City of Lowell Board of Appeals pre-application hearing on Oct. 22, 2025, to add seven floors above an existing single-story building at 236 Broadway Street and to create 55 residential units.
Attorney Pete Nicosia, representing 236 Broadway Street LLC, presented a conceptual plan at a City of Lowell Board of Appeals pre-application hearing on Oct. 22, 2025, to add seven floors above an existing single‑story building at 236 Broadway Street and to create 55 residential units.
Nicosia said the existing property contains a single‑story adult day care and senior‑center functions and that the proposal would add a mix of studio, one‑bedroom and two‑bedroom units. "We're here conceptually to take your constructive input as well so that we can go back to the drawing board and refine the project," Nicosia said, noting the team had already reviewed departmental comments and engaged the historic commission at an early stage.
The board's principal concern was vehicle parking. Nicosia told the board the project currently would leave about 25 on‑site spaces available for residential use…
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