SJB Investments presented a concept for two 30-unit rental buildings (60 units total) on a 4-acre MBTA-overlay parcel. Developers requested a parking-location waiver because of septic and riverfront constraints; the board and neighbors raised questions about wetlands buffers, roof form and compliance with the 35-foot/2.5-story guidance.

Planning board extends public hearings for zoning amendments and multifamily site plans.

Board votes to enter executive session to discuss potential property acquisition matters.

Council discusses housing goals and strategies in partnership with Sarah Brent during session.

Committee discusses potential annual ADU production meeting housing targets in Southborough.

Southborough evaluates criteria for housing choice community designation to unlock state funding.

Committee members express concerns over proposed multifamily housing near new train station zoning.

Council outlines goals to enhance housing diversity and support local economic growth.

Southborough aims to implement 25% of housing strategies and achieve safe harbor by 2025.

Southborough aims to improve housing market by adding 255 units over next five years.

Committee focuses on underutilized sites along Route 9 for potential housing development.

Committee discusses housing plans and zoning adjustments near transit areas for Southborough.

Committee discusses proposed zoning changes for older adult housing at upcoming town meeting.

Committee members discuss potential amendments to accessory dwelling unit bylaws and meeting participation.

Board discusses options to modify housing stock cap and improve aging residents' living conditions.

Officials project Southborough will need 255 housing units by 2030 to meet demand.

City Council members vote in favor of advancing the community scale project.

Committee approves proposal for community of scale and plans meeting with Habitat on the fifteenth.

Committee plans to tour building for possible multifamily housing development on 1.1 acres.