The Salem Planning Board agenda for June 25, 2026 continues a public hearing on WinnDevelopment Companies’ Forest River Residences Phase II project at the former Salem State University South Campus. The proposal calls for adaptive reuse of three existing academic buildings and construction of a new four‑story residential building to create up to 145 dwelling units, plus 159 off‑street parking spaces and landscaped common areas and pedestrian paths, within multiple overlay districts including Smart Growth and Coastal Resiliency. Because this is at the plan review and special permit stage, no construction or professional services vendors are selected yet, and detailed site, stormwater, and resiliency design must satisfy Section 7.4, 8.9, and stormwater management requirements. This creates pre‑RFP positioning opportunities for architects, civil/environmental engineers, stormwater and coastal resiliency consultants, traffic/parking planners, and construction management firms that could support WinnDevelopment and the City with design refinement, permitting support, and later implementation packages.
Project is within Smart Growth Overlay, Coastal Resiliency, Entrance Corridor, and Residential distr...
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