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Hearing on River’s Edge PRD continued to Jan. 22, 2026

December 01, 2025 | Lowell City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts


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Hearing on River’s Edge PRD continued to Jan. 22, 2026
The Lowell Planning Board on Dec. 1 continued a public‑hearing item on the River’s Edge planned residential development at 165 Nelson Ave and Addie Way to Jan. 22, 2026.

John Geary of Geary & Geary LLP, representing Residence First Development Corporation, told the board the applicant needs time to determine whether the project requires City Council oversight before the planning board proceeds. “It has come to light that there may be a need for city council oversight of the planned residential development plan,” Geary said, asking the board to continue the matter to the January meeting.

The board noted the requested date was available and approved the continuance by voice vote. The petition seeks an amendment to the definitive subdivision and special‑permit approvals for the River’s Edge PRD to create 16 additional lots and increase the approved units from 181 to 187. The board did not take further action on the substance of the application; the applicant said it will work with the city law department and return ready for hearing on Jan. 22, 2026.

Next steps: the board will hear the application again on Jan. 22 if the applicant and the law department resolve whether City Council oversight is required before the planning board proceeds.

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