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Foxborough board approves multiple three-year temporary parking-lot renewals
Summary
The Planning Board approved renewals for several three-year temporary parking-lot special permits (16, 94, 96, 105 Washington Street; 119 and 108 Washington Street; 200 North Street) with prior conditions and closed related hearings after applicants reported no material changes.
The Foxborough Planning Board on May 14 approved a series of three-year special-permit renewals allowing temporary parking lots to remain at multiple downtown and nearby properties.
Chair (speaker 3) opened a consolidated public-hearing series and took requests from applicants for lots including 16 Washington Street (123 spaces, Washington Street LLC), 200 North Street (46 spaces, Ellen/Callan Davis), 105 Washington Street (614 spaces, Agnes Corp/doing business as America's Best Value Win), 94 Washington Street (167 spaces, BRH Park LLC), 96 Washington Street (86 spaces, VH Patel LLC d/b/a Red Fox Motel), and two lots owned by NPS LLC at 119 and 108 Washington Street. In each case applicants told the board there were no material changes to the operations or lot layouts.
For the 16 Washington Street renewal the board noted the lot has been in use for about 25 years before moving to a vote. The board closed the public hearing and approved the renewal "with previous conditions". Similar motions passed for 200 North Street, 105 Washington Street, 94 Washington Street, 96 Washington Street, and both NPS LLC lots; the NPS LLC representative confirmed no change in use for Lot A (employee parking during full stadium events) and agreed to improve scheduled lawn maintenance.
Motions were made and seconded on voice votes; members responded "Aye" to approve each renewal. Specific individual vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript; board members applied standard prior conditions when approving each permit.
Why it matters: these renewals preserve existing off-street parking capacity tied to stadium/event operations and local businesses while maintaining prior conditions (noise, maintenance, and operational limits). The approvals are three-year permits, returning to the board for renewal or review on that cycle.
What to watch: NPS LLC agreed to a site visit and to regularize lawn maintenance schedules; the board indicated it will monitor compliance with prior conditions and revisit any complaints or reported changes.
