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Debate over traffic signal and construction controls stalls Drake Station life‑care project
Summary
Developers presented plans for a 46‑unit age‑restricted life‑care development at Drake Station; traffic engineers say the Route 1 intersection warrants a signal but applicant traffic contribution is small. Neighbors and some board members pushed for a signal or interim construction restrictions; DEP stormwater review remains pending.
Jeff Oliva, representing the Drake Station development, told the Planning Board the project proposes 46 age‑restricted units in a mix of duplex, triplex and townhouse styles with an on‑site community building, per‑unit garages and sidewalks. Oliva said the team’s traffic study shows the Route 1 intersection currently meets signal warrants and that the development’s direct contribution to that need would be small, given the age‑restricted traffic profile.
The presentation touched on drainage and stormwater design: the applicant described underdrain…
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