Planning Board tells Bonny Brook developer eight lots is too many

SUDBURY — December 14, 2022 — Sudbury Planning Board sends Bonny Brook Estates back to the drawing board over heavy-handed grading. The board unanimously continued the eight-lot Maynard Road subdivision hearing to Jan. 25 after members said applicant John Dadarian's revised plan — featuring 877 linear feet of new retaining walls and 1.4 acres of tree restoration — did not address core objections. Member Anuraj Shah said the design pushed grading and clear-cutting "right on the property lines," citing 20-foot grade changes on front lots. Chair Stephen Garvin called for fewer lots and more surface-based low-impact drainage, while member John Hinks questioned the value of a proposed 10-acre open-space gift the Conservation Commission rated only "medium" interest. Abutters Sue Cushing and Anna Bhattacharya warned that Lot 7 and Lot 8 driveways would erase mature buffers. The board also approved a minor site plan for DISH Wireless antennas inside an existing monopole at 199 Raven Road. ===BRIEF_END===

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