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The Springfield City Council on Nov. 24 approved a special permit to allow a change of ownership for motor‑vehicle sales and accessory use at 93 Wilbraham Road.
Applicant Luisa De Jesus told the council she is taking over the business and requested the special permit to reflect the new ownership. Councilors flagged a letter submitted by a nearby resident who said her backyard faces the rear of the property and that accumulations of old tires and car parts may be contributing to rodents and insects. De Jesus said she is aware of the conditions and is working to clean up the site; councilors who visited or met with the petitioner said the site has already shown improvement.
Councilors commended the applicant’s neighborhood engagement and expressed support. The council voted to approve the permit; the clerk said the permit is issued and may be picked up after the appeal period.
What’s next: Applicant should continue cleanup, comply with any planning conditions and obtain the issued permit.
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