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Attleboro Planning Board approves Trinity Circle Extension, grants tree‑removal waiver
Summary
The Planning Board approved a seven‑lot definitive subdivision "Trinity Circle Extension" and granted a waiver permitting removal of deciduous trees 20" DBH or greater in conformance with the developer’s plan; approval is subject to standard conditions.
The Attleboro Planning Board voted March 9 to approve Northeast Custom Homes LLC’s seven‑lot definitive subdivision "Trinity Circle Extension," contingent on conditions specified in the approval.
Staff told the Board the applicant had satisfactorily addressed staff and peer‑review comments, including stormwater reviewer feedback. On a motion by Tiffany Foster, seconded by Stephanie Elliott, the Board granted a waiver from §7.8(A) (tree requirements for construction plans and profiles) to allow removal of deciduous trees with a diameter of twenty inches or greater at DBH as shown on the approved plan. "All voted in favor to grant a waiver," the minutes state.
Emma Yeh moved approval of the definitive subdivision subject to conditions; Tiffany Foster seconded and, after discussion, the Board voted unanimously to approve the plan. The engineer of record is Chris Andrade of Insite Engineering; staff conditioned approval on minor plan adjustments to clarify topography and runoff flow direction between house Lots #1–3.
Next steps: The approval is subject to the stated conditions; staff and the applicant will complete the required plan revisions and any outstanding conditions before recording or construction.
