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Board approves revised special permit at 852 Boston Post Road with sidewalk and accessibility conditions
Summary
A revised special-permit application for 852 Boston Post Road (CDD-1) was approved after attorney Thomas Lynch described a smaller two-story building using an easement on adjacent 71 Orange Avenue to provide eight parking spaces; the board attached conditions including full-frontage sidewalks, curbing, and an accessible space.
Milford board members approved a revised special-permit and site-plan application for 852 Boston Post Road, accepting conditions requiring sidewalks across the full frontage, curbing and an accessible parking space.
Attorney Thomas Lynch said the revised project replaces an earlier 2022 approval and reconfigures the property into a two-story, roughly 2,222-square-foot building with a first-floor salon and a two-bedroom apartment above. Lynch said his client uses an easement across the adjacent 71 Orange Avenue parcel to expand parking capacity; the revised plan provides up to eight spaces. Lynch said police and fire departments reviewed the plans without objection, the sewer commission gave administrative approval in 2022, and the city engineer supplied standard comments (including sidewalk and curb requirements unless waived by the public-works director).
Mister Mortimer moved to approve the special permit with specific conditions: full-frontage sidewalk, curbing, and provision of an accessible parking space; another member seconded and the board approved the motion on a roll call vote.
Next steps: Applicant must satisfy the listed conditions during final site-plan review and before permits are issued.
