Raymond Bellia and Justin Daigneault, on behalf of the City of Concord, requests conditional use permit application approval, pursuant to Section 28-7-8(c) Separation of Driveways in Nonresidential...
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Officially: “Raymond Bellia and Justin Daigneault, on behalf of the City of Concord, requests conditional use permit application approval, pursuant to Section 28-7-8(c) Separation of Driveways in Nonresidential Districts (1) and Section 28-7-11(f) Driveway Separation Alternatives, to allow a driveway on a lot...” Read the full text
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public hearing report
Where it is
Passed (latest official status) · Sep 8, 2026
Planning Board
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