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Zoning Board of Appeals approves five variances and special permits at February hearing

Zoning Board of Appeals approves five variances and special permits at North Attleborough hearing. Benjamin Dowling, Chair, led the five-member board in unanimously granting setback variances for three residential projects—ranging from 3 feet to 18 feet—including an addition at 9 Diamond Street and

Zoning Board of Appeals · Meeting of February 12, 2026

NORTH ATTLEBORO — Zoning Board of Appeals approves five variances and special permits at North Attleborough hearing. Benjamin Dowling, Chair, led the five-member board in unanimously granting setback variances for three residential projects—ranging from 3 feet to 18 feet—including an addition at 9 Diamond Street and garage completion at 351 Mount Hope Street. The board also unanimously approved a special permit for Bank of America to convert a former restaurant space at Red Rock Plaza with drive-through capabilities and another special permit contingent on parking documentation for Higher Ground Fitness, a Pilates studio at 80 North Washington Street Unit 86.

All five variances and two special permits carried 5-0.

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Source: the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting of February 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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