Chicopee Planning Board recommends zone change for six-unit condex development. The board voted 5 to 1 to recommend approval of a zone change from Residential A to Residential B for a 39,872-square-foot property on James Street and Memorial Drive, where developer David Labrie of DCL General
Planning Board denies 23-lot residential subdivision after community opposition. The board voted 4-2 to reject Bretta Construction's proposal for a 23-lot subdivision on Pendleton Avenue after abutters raised concerns about traffic, road conditions, woodland loss, and child safety. Applicant
Chicopee Planning Board votes 3-2 against wine license, citing density and proximity concerns. The board rejected a wine and malt liquor license for S&V Mart at 659 Grattan Street over concerns about proximity to schools, a church, funeral home, and other businesses, as well as overall density and
The Planning Board elected Cynthia Labrie as Chair in its annual reorganization, replacing Michael Sarnelli. Eric Oulette was elected Vice Chair, Andrew Desrochers Clerk, John Paquette Jr. Pioneer Valley Planning Commission Representative, and Thomas Reniewicz board representative to the ad hoc
Chicopee Planning Board accepts seven streets, formally adopting roads in existence for years. The board voted unanimously to accept Anson Street, Litwin Lane, Old Lyman Road, Peloquin Avenue, Streiber Drive, Telegraph Avenue, and Trilby Avenue into the city's street system. The board also voted
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