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June 16, 2026Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Protects Shrewsbury's wetlands, rivers, and open spaces. Reviews any construction projects near sensitive natural areas.
Two large mixed-use developments at 525 Hartford Tpke and 331–335 Maple Ave return for continued wetlands hearings on June 16.
RDA New — After-the-Fact Tree Removal, Regrading & Asphalt Millings at 50 Clews Street (Mitchell Drivetrain Service Inc., 384 Hartford Tpke)
New wetlands applicability hearing for after-the-fact tree removal, regrading, and asphalt millings already completed at 50 Clews Street.
📍 50 Clews Street / 384 Hartford Tpke, Shrewsbury
NOI Continued — Mixed-Use Development at 525 Hartford Turnpike (GoVenture Capital Group)
Continued wetlands hearing for a proposed mixed-use project with 12,000 sq ft of commercial space and 2 residential apartment buildings, plus parking, sidewalks, stormwater, and demolition at 525 Hartford Tpke.
📍 525 Hartford Turnpike, Shrewsbury
NOI Continued — Commercial & Residential Development at 331 & 335 Maple Avenue (Spagtacular LLC)
Continued wetlands hearing for eight commercial/retail buildings and five residential buildings with parking and utilities at 331 & 335 Maple Avenue.
📍 331 & 335 Maple Avenue, Shrewsbury
4 more items on the agenda
Review and Approve Minutes
Routine approval of prior meeting minutes.
Sign Bills
Routine bill signing.
RDA Continued — Deck and Hot Tub at 76 Lakeside Drive (Edward Mello)
Continued wetlands applicability review (RDA) for a proposed deck and hot tub at 76 Lakeside Drive.
📍 76 Lakeside Drive, Shrewsbury
RDA Continued — Tree Removal at 3 Deerfield Road (Zaheen Syed)
Continued wetlands applicability review for removal of trees at 3 Deerfield Road.
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📋 ProposedSchool Committee · June 10, 2026
Superintendent's Contract: Vote
Committee votes on the Superintendent's employment contract.
Why this matters: Superintendent contract terms affect district leadership stability.
🔄 PostponedContinued Public Hearing: Proposed Mixed Use Development – 525 Hartford Turnpike (Virginia K Luke Irrevocable Trust)Planning Board · June 4, 2026
Continued site plan and special permit hearing for a mixed-use development on Hartford Turnpike; decision due within 90 days of hearing close.
📍 525 Hartford Turnpike
Why this matters: Mixed-use development on Hartford Turnpike affects traffic and nearby properties.
🔄 PostponedContinued Public Hearing: Proposed Mixed Use Development – 335 Maple Avenue (Spagtacular LLC)Planning Board · June 4, 2026
Continued site plan and special permit hearing for a mixed-use component at 335 Maple Avenue alongside the commercial proposal; decision due within 90 days of hearing close.
📍 335 Maple Avenue
Why this matters: Same site, separate mixed-use permit hearing — dual applications at 335 Maple.
🔄 PostponedContinued Public Hearing: Proposed Car Dealership – 957 Boston Turnpike & 269 Walnut Street (WJC Enterprises Inc.)Planning Board · June 4, 2026
Continued site plan hearing for a new car dealership at the corner of Boston Turnpike and Walnut Street; decision due within 90 days of hearing close.
📍 957 Boston Turnpike & 269 Walnut Street
Why this matters: New car dealership on busy Boston Turnpike corridor.
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