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Planning Board approves high school site plan with phased as-built requirements.

Planning Board unanimously approves high school site plan with revised drainage conditions. Chair Jason Gittle, Vice Chair William Blais, and Members Gregory Lorincz, Connor Tarr, and Gregory Walsh voted 5-0 to back the Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for the New North Attleborough High

Planning Board · Meeting of April 9, 2026

NORTH ATTLEBORO — Planning Board unanimously approves high school site plan with revised drainage conditions. Chair Jason Gittle, Vice Chair William Blais, and Members Gregory Lorincz, Connor Tarr, and Gregory Walsh voted 5-0 to back the Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for the New North Attleborough High School at 1 Wilson W. Whitty Way, with preliminary as-builts to be submitted in phases and special conditions requiring witnessed test pits and completion of a groundwater study for underground infiltration systems UGI-5 and UGI-6.

The Board also unanimously approved the Achin Acres Cluster Subdivision covenant and made a positive recommendation on a proposed zoning bylaw amendment allowing motor vehicle sales establishments by special permit in C-7.5, C-30, and C-60 zones, with editorial revisions to the text.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of April 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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