Is it zoning that has allowed Wilmington to maintain its charm? I mean, surbuban hell it's just south of it in Burlington/Woburn.
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It is a larger land space and set backs are ok(25'). No min for building lot though. I think it just the cocnservation land and the amount of area. The population has increased since we moved here in 93 too.
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When we moved to Tewksbury in the early 60's, there had been a huge building boom that was mostly due to one family (the Sullivan family). There were many neighborhoods that fit the stereotypical "and they're all made out of ticky-tacky and they all look just the same." I don't remember seeing as much of that in Wilmington at that time.
(Even though there wasn't a lot of diversity in the homes themselves, my parents thought their quarter-acre lot was their own little piece of heaven. I give them a ton of credit for taking that initiative when everyone else in their family thought they were crazy for leaving the city.)
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