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Planning Board approves storage shed addition with screening condition.

Planning Board approves two site plan modifications and hears preliminary pitch on Nature Link residential project. Co-Chairs Lynn DeLisi and Gary Taylor led unanimous approval of a storage shed addition at 161 Tower Road with mandatory screening plants and a minor deck expansion at 59 Conant Road.

Planning Board · Meeting of January 13, 2026

LINCOLN — Planning Board approves two site plan modifications and hears preliminary pitch on Nature Link residential project. Co-Chairs Lynn DeLisi and Gary Taylor led unanimous approval of a storage shed addition at 161 Tower Road with mandatory screening plants and a minor deck expansion at 59 Conant Road. CIVICO Development presented preliminary plans for the Nature Link project, with formal Definitive Plan and Special Permit application expected in February; the Board flagged traffic, noise, and wetland concerns for peer review.

The Planning Office reported completion of a Complete Streets project at Route 117 and Sudbury Road at $310,000, funded by a $232,424 grant and Chapter 90 money, and scheduled a February 10 public hearing on deletion of the superseded Section 12.2 Wetland and Watershed Protection District.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of January 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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