LINCOLN -- April 28, 2026, Lincoln Planning Board approves removal of three trees at Doherty's Garage in divided votes. The board voted 4-1 on April 28 to treat the request as a
Planning Board approves three development permits and reappoints co-chairs. The board voted unanimously to approve revised signage for Ally Specialty Veterinary Center on Mill Street after narrowing the design to a single ground-mounted sign capped at 5 feet, following neighborhood testimony that
LINCOLN -- April 14, 2026, Lincoln Planning Board approves Ally Vet signs and hears a 144-unit Stonegate pitch. The board on April 14 unanimously approved a revised sign permit for Ally Specialty Veterinary Center
Lincoln Planning Board continues sign hearing for Ally Specialty Veterinary Center. The Board postponed the public hearing on Michelle Custead's application to April 14, requesting revised sign designs after residents Maria O'Brien and Bob Domnitz raised questions about parking, Dover Amendment
LINCOLN -- March 24, 2026, Lincoln Planning Board endorses Dark Skies zoning bylaw 3-1 ahead of Town Meeting. Members Susan Hall Mygatt, Rob Ahlert and associate Craig Nicholson voted to endorse the amendment; Co-
Planning Board approves wireless permit renewal and advances dark skies bylaw to town meeting. The Board unanimously approved a ten-year special permit renewal for Verizon Wireless at 30 Lewis Street and an Eligible Facilities Request for equipment changes, both with unanimous votes. A proposed
LINCOLN -- March 10, 2026, Lincoln Planning Board advances Dark Skies bylaw to Town Meeting after late-night edits. The board voted 5-0 to bring the rewritten Section 13.5 forward, deferring formal endorsement
Planning Board unanimously endorsed zoning bylaw Article 34 to delete Section 12.2, the W-Wetland and Watershed Protection District, bringing the amendment to Town Meeting. Conservation Director Michelle Grzenda said the Conservation Commission endorsed the change, noting that state and local
LINCOLN -- February 24, 2026, Lincoln Planning Board clears wetlands repeal and conditionally approves Conant Road redesign. The board voted 4-0 to endorse Article 34 deleting Section 12.2, the W-Wetland and Watershed
Planning Board continues Section 12.2 wetlands zoning hearing to February 24. The board sought additional review time after member Susan Hall Mygatt requested more time to examine the proposal, which would delete a 1973 wetlands provision that Planning Director Paula Vaughn-MacKenzie said relies on
Get Lincoln's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.