Freetown is working with the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District (SRPEDD) to draft a zoning bylaw that will comply with the MBTA Communities Act. A series of public meeting will be held this spring to inform the public the proposed changes to the existing Planned Mixed Use Development District (PMUD).

Explore the Story Map Here:

The Planned Development District (PDD) (arcgis.com)

Learn More about Section 3A Here:

www.srpedd.org/mbta-communities

www.mass.gov/info-details/multi-family-zoning-requirement-for-mbta-communities

Flyer for Planned Development District in Freetown - What is 3A and how it applies to Freetown

Section 3A Brochure – Freetown by Comprehensive Department

"Middleborough Moving Forward 2025-2035 Master Plan Update" Logo

Middleborough is updating its Master Plan!

A Master Plan is a policy guide designed to help communities create a vision of what they want to look like in the future; Master Plans help guide communities in their planning decisions for many years and are a valuable resource for anyone who would like to better understand a community’s values and priorities.

Over the next two years, the Town of Middleborough, with support from the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic District (SRPEDD), will hear from you – Middleborough residents, business owners, community organizers, and members. A lot has changed since Middleborough’s Master Plan was last updated in 2002 and your input will be the essential ingredient – combined with current, accurate data – that will build the final Master Plan!

The project team kicked off the planning process earlier this year and is actively looking for members to join the Master Plan Committee! Interested in joining? Please contact Leann Bradley at bradleyl@middleboroughma.gov or submit an expression of interest via this form https://forms.office.com/r/2D6tY2fwZn.

Visit the project website to learn more and sign up for updates on our newsletter with this link.

March 6, 2024

SRPEDD is happy to partner with Norton to create the Town’s Housing Production Plan. Community input is crucial to the development of this plan, and Norton residents are encouraged to provide feedback on existing housing conditions in town and how the public can work on addressing issues to create a livable and prosperous Norton.

Please visit the survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/norton-housing-survey

For more information on the Norton Housing Production Plan, please contact Taylor Perez or Robert Cabral.

For more information on Housing Production Plans, please visit: https://srpedd.org/housing-production-plans