A trench opening permit was filed at 30 Speen St in Framingham.
A trench opening permit was filed for 30 Speen St. This allows digging in the street for utility work. Residents may see crews working in the area soon.
The permit was filed by Patrick Mahan. The property is an office building built in 1980. The permit number is TOP-26-20. The permit will expire on June 1, 2026.
This is part of normal utility work in Framingham. The city will review the work to make sure it follows safety rules. Construction may start soon after approval.
This is one of 165 permits and other filings at this address. Subscribers get notified when new records are filed here and across Framingham.
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