Chatham Zoning Board Faces Heated Debate Over Affordable Housing Project’s Safety and Infrastructure

Overview: The recent Chatham Zoning Board meeting was dominated by discussions around the proposed affordable housing development by Penrose LLC. The project, which aims to construct 42 dwelling units across eight residential structures, has sparked a debate about safety, infrastructure, and community impact. Concerns over parking configurations, pedestrian access, and the absence of emergency generators were among the issues raised during the meeting.

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Town Manager:
Jill R. Goldsmith
Zoning Board Officials:
Randi Potash, Paul Semple, Virginia Fenwick, David S Nixon, David Veach, Leigh Hovey, Edward Acton, Steve DeBoer, Jeffrey S Dykens (Select Board Liaison), Sarah Clark (Staff Liaison)

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