LISBON

The Lisbon Planning Board will hear from the public tonight on the proposed new Domino’s Pizza to be constructed at 586 Lisbon St. where a former Dairy Maid was located, before it considers approving the project’s application.

Dennis Douglass, Lisbon’s code enforcement officer, said the Dairy Maid building will be torn down. A new Domino’s building will be constructed, which will be a little more than 1,500 square feet with a 13- space parking lot. The site is zoned for commercial use.

The Domino’s project is one of three applications up for public hearings Thursday. Conditional use applications for both a home daycare business and a house lot also have scheduled public hearings.

Friendly Beginnings Daycare is a proposed home daycare business at 8 Blethen St., which will care for eight or fewer children. Planned for a residential area, the daycare requires approval from the planning board. Douglass said the proposal appears to meet all the criteria and the board will be looking at whether state requirements are met.

There is also a conditional use application for a rear lot on Fortin Avenue. The applicant has a piece of land that doesn’t meet the road frontage requirement for a house lot. However, it is a large enough property for the board to consider approving it as a rear lot, Douglass said.

The board will also see a new conditional use application before it for a child care facility — Essential Learning Solutions — at 52 Lisbon St. within a commercial zone. Douglass will let the board know the application is complete and the board will then schedule a public hearing.

After the meeting, the board will hold a workshop and preliminary meeting on the anticipated site plan review application for 689 Lisbon St. before a formal application is submitted. As part of that project, the current Miller’s Variety will be torn down and in its place, a Rusty Lantern Market and Irving station will be constructed.

The planning board will meet at 7 p.m. at the Lisbon town office.

dmoore@timesrecord.com