Apologies my brain is frying this afternoon - both of the commuter lots are
in the existing South Lincoln overlay district. The base zoning for the
paid lot is B-1 and for the resident lot B-2.
On Mon, Nov 27, 2023 at 5:12 PM Margaret Olson
wrote:
> Zoning changes do not invalidate other regulat
Zoning changes do not invalidate other regulations or laws.
To change the use of municipal land requires a 2/3 vote by town meeting.
Note that both commuter lots are already in the existing Village Center
overlay district. The base zoning for the paid commuter lot is B-1, the
base zoning for the re
Scott,
I appreciate the response along with others. I acknowledge that folks have
identified one or more occasions where the topic has been kicked around.
The initial post revolved around the supposition that the town was planning
to get rid of the lot. And who knows, that could be true some day.
Thanks Chris,
I don't believe this thread is suggesting that developing the town owned
commuter parking lot is imminent or has necessarily gone through
"legitimate" channels.
When I used the word fact, I was using it in reference to Mark's commuter
rail parking criteria relative to other towns an
Actually, there *have* been serious conversations about the sale or
transfer of the commuter lot, during open meetings.
Mr. Taylor has mentioned transferring the commuter lot to TCB as an
incentive for TCB to let the mall use their septic plant (quid pro quo). He
has mentioned it at not only one b
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According to the HCAWG presentation, expanding the LW sewage plant will cost
$2M-$4M, and the plan is f
Zoned under HCA or not as in Option E there are no facts to support that
anyone has legitimately proposed to "get rid of" the town owned commuter
lot. In fact, until we see an article brought before town meeting to vote
(with 2/3rd majority) I'd say that even honest debate at public meetings
still