Industrial park expansion at 15 Airline Drive
Summary
CMC Design Build is expanding a cold-storage warehouse at 15 Airline Drive with a 32,934 sq.ft. minus-10-degree freezer addition using climate-friendly CO2 refrigeration. The project needs a Zoning Board variance for the fire pump room and a complete stormwater plan before final approval.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
The project is estimated at about $11 million.
The property owner and cold-storage business expand operations in the LI district.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Zoning Board of Appeals - Jun 23, 2026
JFS Curtze got approval to expand its cold storage facility closer to the front lot line, including a fire pump house the Board found necessary for fire protection.
Planning Board - Jun 9, 2026
CMC Design Build is expanding a cold-storage warehouse at 15 Airline Drive with a 32,934 sq.ft. minus-10-degree freezer addition using climate-friendly CO2 refrigeration. The project needs a Zoning Board variance for the fire pump room and a complete stormwater plan before final approval.
Planning Board - May 12, 2026
A food distributor wants to add a 32,934-square-foot refrigerated warehouse with six truck docks. Board members asked about truck traffic, noise, and a required setback variance for a fire pump room; the application was tabled so the town engineer can review new drainage and environmental documents.
Related development
XLI Manufacturing warehouse expansion — 50 Jetview Drive
The largest project of the night stays on hold until July; residents can still comment when the hearing resumes.
JFS/Curtze warehouse expansion — 15 Airline Drive
An $11 million cold-storage expansion in the LI district with climate-friendly CO2 refrigeration; stormwater design must be completed before final approval.
Lot merger — 15 Airline Drive
A procedural step tied to the warehouse expansion; no impact until the site plan advances.
ZBA-15-2026 — 50 Jetview Drive warehouse addition and parking expansion
The expansion adds jobs at a three-shift plant while preserving the tree buffer and limiting truck traffic near homes on Paul Road. Less pavement means less stormwater runoff.
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