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Votes at a glance: Planning Board approves a minor subdivision and conditionally approves two site plan actions
Summary
On Jan. 20 the Planning Board accepted and approved a minor subdivision (Sheila White Trust), approved a parking waiver and conditionally approved Marmon Utilities’ site plan, and continued the South Street Storage application to Feb. 17 for missing waiver paperwork.
The Milford Planning Board recorded several formal actions on Jan. 20 during its public meeting:
Sheila White Trust minor subdivision (Case SD2025‑08): The board accepted the application for a proposed lot split at 33 Ranella Road and voted to approve the application as presented. The planner read the abutters list and the applicant’s representative (Meridian Land Services) answered abutter questions about likely house types; the board’s recorded motions accepted the completeness of the application and later approved the lot split as presented.
Marmon Utilities LLC phase‑2 site plan (Case SP2025‑09): The board accepted the application as complete, granted the requested parking waiver (applicant cited existing 166 spaces and minimal new employees), and then conditionally approved the phase‑2 site plan. Conditions include submission of an open‑space exhibit showing parcels used for the open‑space calculation, required state permits (including any alteration‑of‑terrain approvals), and final plan revisions per staff and town‑engineer comments.
South Street Storage LLC (Case SP2025‑10): The board accepted the application for a proposed single‑floor self‑storage facility (about 65 units) but continued the application to the February 17 meeting after finding the formal parking‑waiver paperwork and related narratives had not been filed. The applicant was asked to provide the formal waiver form, a narrative justification and any updated abutters notices in time for the Feb. 17 hearing.
Roll calls and recorded motions were used for approvals and votes; the board used regular motion/second procedures and roll call voting when necessary due to a remote member.
