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Galvin Development’s Quarry Street townhouse plan continued to September after community questions

Quincy Planning Board · July 30, 2026
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Summary

Galvin Development presented a seven-unit townhouse plan at 576 Quarry Street; neighbors and councilor comments focused on parking, screening and notification. The Planning Board continued the hearing to the September meeting for additional responses and correspondence.

Edward Fleming and Sean Galvin presented a plan to remove a single-family house at 576 Quarry Street and construct seven townhouse units with a total of 28 parking spaces (four per unit) and engineered stormwater controls. The developer described landscape buffering, additional tree plantings and a dumpster enclosure to limit curbside barrels.

Councilor Virginia Ryan and other neighbors expressed support for the project; some condo owners requested clarification about whether surface parking will be provided in addition to garage spaces. Planning staff said comments remain outstanding and recommended a one-month continuance; the board voted to continue the matter to a September meeting to allow staff and the applicant to resolve outstanding questions and receive any late comment letters.