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Foxborough Planning Board renews multiple temporary parking‑lot permits, schedules site visit for two lots
Summary
The board approved renewal of several three‑year temporary parking‑lot special permits (16 Washington St, 200 N St, 105 Washington St, 94 Washington St, 96 Washington St, 119 & 108 Washington St) under Foxborough Zoning Chapter 275 §3.1.6, and asked staff to schedule a site visit for 119/108 Washington after an abutter letter raised concerns.
The Foxborough Planning Board voted on May 14 to renew a string of temporary parking‑lot special permits around the town, approving three‑year renewals under the Town Code (Chapter 275, Zoning §3.1.6, Table 3.1, Use B4).
The board opened, heard from applicants and closed public hearings for each application before voting to approve them with prior conditions:
- 16 Washington Street LLC — renewal to continue a 123‑space temporary parking lot (S1 special use district). The board closed the hearing and approved the renewal with the prior conditions attached.
- Calnan and Davis — renewal for a 46‑space temporary parking lot at 200 North Street (R40 district); applicant reported no changes and the board approved with conditions.
- Agnes Corporation (doing business as America’s Best Value Inn) — renewal for a 614‑space temporary parking lot at 105 Washington Street in the S1 district; board confirmed the 614‑space count and approved with prior conditions.
- BRH Park LLC — renewal for a 167‑space temporary parking lot at 94 Washington Street (S1); applicant reported no changes and the board approved with prior conditions.
- VH Patel LLC (Red Fox Motel) — renewal for an 86‑space temporary parking lot at 96 Washington Street (S1); the board approved with prior conditions.
- NPS LLC — separate motions to approve renewals for 119 Washington Street (Lot A) and 108 Washington Street (Lot B). The applicant acknowledged receipt of an abutter letter about Lot A and said there are no plans to change the lot’s use for Revolution Games; the applicant also said lawn maintenance will be placed on a regular schedule. The board approved both renewals and indicated members will conduct a site visit.
For each item the board recorded the motion, a second and voice votes in which members responded “Aye.” The transcript shows no roll‑call tallies with individual member votes, so approvals are reported as board motions adopted following the public hearings.
These renewals were processed under the town zoning provisions that permit temporary parking lots with special‑permit conditions; each approval was for a three‑year permit term with existing prior conditions attached. The board did not amend the conditions on any of the renewals during the May 14 meeting.
Next steps: applicants will comply with conditions attached to each permit; staff will coordinate the planned site visit to 119/108 Washington Street to address abutter concerns.
