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Site Plan Committee Approves Salem Street Accessory Dwelling Unit

Malden Site Plan Review Committee unanimously approved an accessory dwelling unit proposal. The committee voted 3-0 to approve site plan review for the 888-square-foot ADU to be constructed on the first floor at 385-387 Salem Street in the location of a former restaurant space.

Site Plan Review Committee for ADUs and Educational, Religious & Child Care Facility Uses · Meeting of April 28, 2026

Malden Site Plan Review Committee unanimously approved an accessory dwelling unit proposal. The committee voted 3-0 to approve site plan review for the 888-square-foot ADU to be constructed on the first floor at 385-387 Salem Street in the location of a former restaurant space. Nelson Miller, Building Commissioner and committee chair, and members Laura Vlasuk, Director of Health & Human Services, and Kathryn Bilgen, Board of Appeal Member, voted in favor.

The approved proposal includes first-floor renovation with new windows and one-hour rated fireproofing in the existing four-unit building. Scott Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick Construction Consulting LLC presented the proposal. No public comment was received.

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Source: the Site Plan Review Committee for ADUs and Educational, Religious & Child Care Facility Uses meeting of April 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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