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Board approves 5‑unit redevelopment at 9 Dalton Street with select conditions removed

Worcester City Planning Board · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Attorney Todd Broder and the project team secured planning approval to build five residential units at 9 Dalton Street after negotiation with staff over architectural details, sidewalks and driveway treatment; the board removed several conditions and approved the project 4–0.

The Planning Board voted 4–0 Aug. 5 to approve a five‑unit multifamily redevelopment at 9 Dalton Street following applicant agreement to reconcile plan details and staff acceptance of several modifications.

"This is a multifamily low rise structure, 5 units," attorney Todd Broder said during the presentation. Staff (Steve Carey) confirmed the project requires site plan review because it contains five units and recommended standard conditions including a concrete sidewalk with granite curbing; the applicant and staff agreed to strike or revise conditions b, c, g and i and to reconcile architectural and planting details prior to building permit submittal.

The applicant previously received zoning board relief to reduce parking from 10 to 9 spaces. The board recorded a unanimous vote after discussion about materials and landscaping.