Framingham Board Rejects Development’s Dover Amendment Argument
A Framingham board rejected New England Center for Children’s attempt to build 47 apartments for its staff in a neighborhood of single-family homes off Route 9.
Framingham Development Tests Dover Amendment Scope
by Steve Adams | Mar 9, 2026
A school’s search for staff housing options is prompting a debate over the reach of a Massachusetts law that restricts communities’ zoning powers.
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