Planning Board

The dimensional requirements are located in the Zoning Bylaw.

Builders do not share their construction schedules with us; therefore, we do not have a list.

It is suggested that anyone interested in the sale of lots contact a local realtor.

Both are on the Town website.

The Dunstable Zoning Bylaw can be changed by amendment, addition or repeal by a Town Meeting in accordance with Chapter 40A, Section 5 of the Massachusetts General Law.

No, you can reference the Assessor's maps which are posted in the Town Hall downstairs and also on the town website.

Yes.

Contact a local surveyor or engineer who can determine the best way to subdivide and whether or not your property would meet the requirements of our Rules and Regulations.

An Approval Not Required (ANR) allows landowners who believe that their plan does not require approval under the Subdivision Control Law, to request endorsement without holding a public hearing (see Form A).

Please see Massachusetts General Law Chapter 40, Section 15C (The Scenic Roads Act).

See Town General Bylaws – "Scenic Road Bylaw".

A public meeting refers to a meeting that is open to the public. A public hearing is open to the public but is regarding a specific proposal/project.

Special permits are used to permit certain uses and structures that require oversight to ensure that they do not have a significant impact and are compatible with the abutting neighborhood and the town.

See the Town Clerk's office for the latest floodplain maps.

Yes, both the Town Clerk and Planning Board offices have copies for you to view during their office hours.

The Department does not recommend Land Surveyors or Professional Engineers.