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289 East Main Street — Three-Story Mixed-Use Site Plan Review (CBD)

Status open; recurrence 7; last raised 2026-06-18 by Planning Commission. - Status: open (tabled again; legal opinions and revised materials requested) - First raised: 2026-05-21 (Planning Commission) - Last raised: 2026-06-18 (Planning Commission) - Recurrence count: 7

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Jun 18, 2026

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Status open; recurrence 7; last raised 2026-06-18 by Planning Commission. - Status: open (tabled again; legal opinions and revised materials requested) - First raised: 2026-05-21 (Planning Commission) - Last raised: 2026-06-18 (Planning Commission) - Recurrence count: 7

  • Jun 2026 · 289 East Main Street — Three-Story Mixed-Use Site Plan Review (CBD) last raised by Planning Commission at planning-commission/2026-06-18--iAOiCAe2Tpc.
  • Jun 2026 · Raised/discussed in planning-commission/2026-06-18--iAOiCAe2Tpc (Planning Commission).
  • Jun 2026 · Latest local registry occurrence: 289 East Main Street — Three-Story Mixed-Use Site Plan Review (CBD)

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What this covers

- Status: open (tabled again; legal opinions and revised materials requested) - First raised: 2026-05-21 (Planning Commission) - Last raised: 2026-06-18 (Planning Commission) - Recurrence count: 7

Why it matters

This is a landmark development proposal at the corner of Main Street, Gardener Street, and Third Street. The three-story building proposed for the CBD includes commercial space, upper-floor residential units, and enclosed parking. The project has generated repeated concern about downtown character, massing, first-floor use, stormwater, pedestrian-facing walls, parking interpretation, and whether the newly adopted zoning code protects the CBD's intended character.

What resolution means

- Resolved when Planning Commission votes to approve or deny the site plan, or when the application is withdrawn.

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