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Sunday, October 25, 2026 East Bridgewater, Massachusetts · Change town
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Planning Board endorses two residential subdivision plans

East Bridgewater Planning Board unanimously endorses two residential subdivision plans for Winter and Plymouth streets. The board endorsed the plan for Jose Cardoso at 425 and 437 Winter Street, which subdivides Lot 1C into house lot 1D (for the existing dwelling) and Parcel 1E (to combine with

Planning Board · Meeting of July 20, 2026

East Bridgewater Planning Board unanimously endorses two residential subdivision plans for Winter and Plymouth streets. The board endorsed the plan for Jose Cardoso at 425 and 437 Winter Street, which subdivides Lot 1C into house lot 1D (for the existing dwelling) and Parcel 1E (to combine with Estate Lot 4). The board also unanimously endorsed the plan for 0 Plymouth Street, presented by engineer Evan Watson on behalf of CLM Development, combining small lots to develop a three-family dwelling with current owner SMJ Cranberry Associates, LLC; the plan had already received Conservation and Stormwater Authority approval.

The board continued review of a road bond reduction for Per's Path and discussed creating a dumpster regulation with the Board of Health.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of July 20, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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