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Fitchburg council approves several rezonings including two large multifamily projects
Summary
The Fitchburg Common Council on April 28 approved multiple rezonings and related plats to allow several large residential projects — including a 290‑unit Jamestown Quarry development and the 278‑unit Bowman Plaza — and cleared permits related to an Agrace hospice expansion and a senior living project. Council also approved associated plats and design reviews.
Fitchburg — The Common Council voted April 28 to approve several land‑use actions that clear the way for multiple large residential and mixed‑use projects across the city.
The council approved Ordinance 2026‑014 to rezone land at the Jamestown Quarry outlot to permit a 290‑unit multifamily building. Developer Corey Frank of CF Real Estate told the council the project includes 178 one‑bedroom, 92 two‑bedroom and 23 three‑bedroom market‑rate units, roughly 450 parking stalls (about 400 internal in a four‑story parking structure) and outdoor amenities shared with the adjacent building. Planning staff told the council the developer is providing a buffer substantially larger than the 60‑foot code minimum and will handle stormwater on‑site. "We ended up with substantially more than the minimum, making sure we…
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