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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 27 MIN

Episode 20 - Annual Town Meeting Series 2026: Article 34 Mixed Use

from Civic Concord · host Minuteman Media Network

This episode of Civic Concord focuses on Article 34, which proposes updates to Concord’s mixed-use development bylaw. The conversation features Planning Board member Sue Felshin, who explains what mixed-use development means in a Concord context, why the current bylaw has been difficult to implement, and how the proposed changes aim to support housing options, commercial vitality, and walkable village centers.

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This episode of Civic Concord focuses on Article 34, which proposes updates to Concord’s mixed-use development bylaw. The conversation features Planning Board member Sue Felshin, who explains what mixed-use development means in a Concord context, why the current bylaw has been difficult to implement, and how the proposed changes aim to support housing options, commercial vitality, and walkable village centers.

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