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ENFIELD — The Enfield Planning Board unanimously approved plans Wednesday for the 299-unit Laramie Farm residential development on Maple Street following 3 1/2 hours of discussion. After seven months of review, the board approved the project under 23 conditions. The approval marked the largest project in the history of Enfield land use, according to Enfield Land Use and Community Development Administrator Rob Taylor. The proposed Laramie Farm development is expected to include 213 apartments and 86 townhouses across 77.1 acres between U.S. Route 4 and Maple Street. The application was submitted by DC Developments & Construction LLC, with the property owned by Maple Street-Enfield Acquisition LLC. Taylor said Thursday that the final approved plans will be posted online after planning board chair and Grafton State Rep. David Fracht formally signs off on the documents.

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