Planning Board Sends B9 Warehouse Conditions To Judge For Approval

August 7, 2025 Development, Planning Board

**OBJECTION! –** *Peter Lanfrit, the attorney for the B9 warehouses developer, objected to the Planning Board hearing comments from the public at the August 6 hearing.*

A series of 30 court-mandated conditions for the approval of two controversial warehouses near the Canal Walk housing development was adopted by the Planning Board at its August 6 meeting.

The conditions will be forwarded to state Superior Court Judge William Mennen, who in April overturned the Board’s 2023 denial of the project and in the process excoriated the Board for its action taken against the so-called B9 warehouses.

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