Design Review Board approves three projects with varying conditions. Chair Paul Durand and members including Daniel Estes, Catherine Miller, Elizabeth Murray, Marc Perras, Sarah Tarbet, and Kate Martin unanimously approved a 48-unit affordable veteran housing conversion at 50 Washington Street and
Design Review Board approves lighted tavern sign; two major projects continued. The board unanimously approved a 15-inch-tall lighted sign for The Neighborhood Tavern at 26 New Derby Street but required the owner to return with a full facade design. In separate unanimous votes, the board continued
Design Review Board continues AvalonBay Forest River Residences design review to late February. The joint hearing with the Planning Board reviewed a 340-unit residential development for four parcels including mixed-bedroom apartments, a 508-space parking garage, and a half-acre common. Design
Design Review Board clears Lafayette Street health center and self-storage facility. The board unanimously recommended final approval of Phase 2 for a four-story health center at 73 Lafayette Street at the corner of Lafayette and Derby Streets, requiring submission of a landscape plan before
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