South Hadley Planning Board approves permit renewal for adult entertainment business. The board unanimously voted to renew Anthony's Dance Club's special permit for three years after Director Anne Capra confirmed that all safety and security conditions from the 2025 permit had been substantially
Planning Board approves bagel shop sign with limited illumination hours. The South Hadley Planning Board unanimously approved illuminated signage for Tandem Bagel Co. at 460 Newton Street, conditioning the light hours from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. in line with recent sign bylaw amendments, with Director
South Hadley Planning Board approves home wedding officiant services at Memorial Drive. Under Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney, the board unanimously approved Charissa Majeran's application to operate wedding officiating services at 2066 Memorial Drive. Majeran, an ordained minister since 2017 with
Planning Board unanimously approves SHELD facility permits. Chair Diane Mulvaney, Vice-Chair Bob Szklarz, Clerk Brad Hutchison, and Member Rob Watchilla each voted in favor of both a Stormwater Management Permit and Site Plan Approval for South Hadley Electric Light Department's new
Planning Board unanimously appoints John Mullin associate member. The retired UMass-Amherst landscape architecture professor with decades of economic development and zoning reform experience prevailed over former Associate Member Dan Dodge in interviews. Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney, Vice-Chair Bob
South Hadley Planning Board approves 9-space parking lot and landscaping at 460 Newton Street. Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney and the Board unanimously approved site plan review for Kemp Realty LLC's proposal to develop a 9-space parking lot with landscaping at 460 Newton Street in the Business A
Planning Board reelects Mulvaney, backs zoning amendments for May Town Meeting. Chair Diane Mulvaney was reelected to her post by a 3-1 vote with herself abstaining, alongside reelection of Vice-Chair Bob Szklarz by the same tally. The Board unanimously approved an illuminated wall sign for Snapl
Planning Board holds hearings on utility development and zoning amendments. The April 13 board meeting, presided by Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney with four members present, held public hearings on a South Hadley Electric Light Department development at 65 Old Lyman Road and amendments to the town
Planning Board defers sign-bylaw hearing for First Amendment compliance revisions. The board held a hybrid public hearing April 13 on proposed amendments to the Zoning Bylaw designed to ensure content neutrality in sign regulations as required by Reed v. Town of Gilbert. Director Anne Capra
Planning Board continues SHELD facility hearing to allow traffic and stormwater review. The South Hadley Electric Light Department presented its proposal for a 49,762-square-foot administrative and operations center at 65 Old Lyman Road, selecting a single-story design to reduce construction cost
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