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Planning & Zoning Board approves 64-unit development at 801 Boston Post Road after debate over affordability and historic character
Summary
The Milford Planning & Zoning Board approved a special permit and site plan for a 64-unit, two-building development at 801 Boston Post Road. The application drew discussion about affordable units, solar panels, traffic and the loss of historic homes; staff and consultants reported no outstanding engineering, drainage or traffic issues.
The Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Milford voted to approve a special permit and site plan for a 64-unit multifamily development at 801 Boston Post Road (Metro 801 LLC). The proposal calls for two three-story buildings totaling 64 units (Building A: 25 units; Building B: 39 units), 76 on-site parking spaces where 70 are required, and eight electric vehicle charging stations.
Attorney Thomas Lynch presented the application under section 316 of the zoning regulations and described the team in attendance, including architect John Wicklow and civil engineer Ronald Weismer. Lynch said the plan meets…
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