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Framingham ZBA approves variances and conditioned special permit to convert 18 Milton Street to two‑family
Summary
After testimony and neighborhood input, the Zoning Board granted variances for frontage, lot size and front setback at 18 Milton Street, approved a special permit conditioned on provision of four off‑street parking spaces, and overturned the building commissioner's denial tied to 'footnote 8.'
The Framingham Zoning Board of Appeals on Jan. 14 voted to grant dimensional variances and approve a special permit allowing the conversion of 18 Milton Street from a single‑family home to a two‑family dwelling, subject to a condition that the applicant provide four off‑street parking spaces on the property.
Attorney Terry Morris, representing property owners Larissa Bulinkano and her husband, argued the board should follow the approach used in a prior Kendall Avenue case: grant variances for existing dimensional deficiencies so that the property becomes technically conforming, then issue the special permit under the ordinance. Morris told the board the lot…
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