Bridgewater Zoning Board Faces Tree Replacement Shortfall Amid Self-Storage Facility Debate

Overview: The Bridgewater Zoning Board meeting focused on a proposed self-storage facility along Route 22 and Route 28, where the need for variances, particularly concerning tree removal and replacement, sparked discussion. The facility’s development plan involves consolidating two lots, constructing a three-story building, and addressing several zoning variances. Alongside these, the expansion of a gas station on Finder Avenue was also debated, particularly about compliance issues arising from prior constructions.

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