Recent Permit Applications
501 Gleasondale Road - AT&T Wireless Communication Equipment - Site Plan Reivew for 30kW Diesel Backup Generator
57 Barton Road - Hammerhead Lot Special Permit
137 Harvard Road - Erosion Control Special Permit
Nan's Market (271 Great Road) - Special Permit and Site Plan Approval Modification
Wireless Communications Facility First Parish Church of Stow - Site Plan Approval - Modification
Stow House of Pizza - Proposed Outdoor Dining Area Special Permit and Site Plan Approval
44 Hiley Brook Road Hammerhead Lot Special Permit
- Plan
- Permit Application
- Public Hearing Notice
- Special Permit Decision
- Plan Modification (Endorsed by the Planning Board 5.3.2021)
Jillian's Lane
Approved for a Definitive Subdivision to create 3 residential lots, inclusive of the existing home, on July 27, 2016.
Approved for a Definitive Subdivision to create 3 residential lots, inclusive of the existing home, on July 27, 2016.
Joanne Drive
Application for a Planned Conservation Development, Erosion Control Special Permit and Affordable Housing Special Permit
Application for a Planned Conservation Development, Erosion Control Special Permit and Affordable Housing Special Permit
- Definitive Plan dated August 4, 2017 proposes 7 lots on 36 acres of land off of Sudbury Road and Forest Road
J. Melone & Sons- Erosion Control Special Permit
Pennie Lane / Spring Hill Estates
Approved for a Definitive Subdivision to create 5 hammerhead lots off of Walcott Street on April 29,2015.
Approved for a Definitive Subdivision to create 5 hammerhead lots off of Walcott Street on April 29,2015.
Regency at Stow- Active Adult Neighborhood
Approved for an Active Adult Neighborhood Special Permit on December 6, 2016 to bring 66 units of age-restricted housing to Boxboro Road. The development will create 4 affordable dwelling units and create 59.5 acres of Open Space to be owned by the Conservation Commission.
Approved for an Active Adult Neighborhood Special Permit on December 6, 2016 to bring 66 units of age-restricted housing to Boxboro Road. The development will create 4 affordable dwelling units and create 59.5 acres of Open Space to be owned by the Conservation Commission.