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Foxborough Planning Board unanimously approves 32-unit industrial condo complex on Washington Street

Foxborough Planning Board approves 32-unit industrial condo facility on Washington Street.

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FOXBOROUGH -- February 12, 2026, Foxborough Planning Board approves 32-unit industrial condo facility on Washington Street. The board voted unanimously, 4-0, Thursday night to grant a special permit to Bay Colony Group for a nine-building industrial condominium complex at 138 Washington Street, Map 51, Parcel 014, after the applicant resolved all comments from the town's peer review consultant. Conditions include a row of arborvitae plantings along the driveway abutting the neighbor at 140 Washington Street and a signed notice of illicit discharge form at the start of construction. Town Planner Catherine also updated the board on four zoning articles being prepared for Annual Town Meeting, covering design review district enforcement, bylaw housekeeping, master plan adoption, and the Neponset Avenue overlay district, and warned that a Small Business Sign and Facade Program grant is at risk because a fully executed state contract has not arrived despite two follow-up messages through the portal: "I'm starting to get a little nervous." Two community engagement sessions on the Neponset Avenue overlay are scheduled for February 24.

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