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Tag: zoning change

September 14, 1982September 13, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History, Zoning

Proposed Washington Street Rezoning Divides Norwood Hospital Area Residents Ahead of Special Town Meeting-September 14, 1982

A special town meeting rezoning proposal to allow professional offices on Washington Street near Norwood Hospital draws sharp debate from neighboring property owners.

August 26, 1965August 25, 2026 georgenhs Business, This Day In Norwood History

Polaroid Plans Multi-Million Dollar Film Processing Complex on Forbes Estate-August 26, 1965

Polaroid Corporation announced plans for a $9 million film processing complex on the Forbes Estate, contingent on a Norwood town meeting zoning change.

August 21, 1963August 19, 2026 georgenhs Local Business History, This Day In Norwood History

Developer Frank R. Simoni Seeks Zoning Change for New Shopping Center Project-August 21, 1963

Developer Frank R. Simoni has petitioned the Norwood Planning Board for a zoning change on Walpole Street to construct a shopping center, prompting a public hearing set for September 9.

October 3, 1962September 25, 2026 georgenhs Planning Board, This Day In Norwood History

Preliminary Plans Filed for 82-Lot Subdivision Near Callahan School-October 3, 1962

Preliminary plans for an 82-lot subdivision near Callaham School are filed with the Planning Board, alongside zoning petitions and infrastructure reviews.

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