A special permit was recently presented to the City Council to convert part of the Williams Street building into a fitness and nutrition centre with a gym on the first floor.
MARLBOROUGH – A special permit presented to City Council on Monday, Sept. 9, will allow a portion of a commercial building at 397 Williams St. to be converted into a fitness and nutrition center.
If approved, BMB Health & Nutrition LLC plans to build a center on the first floor with a gym, cafeteria-style food service, locker rooms and ancillary wellness facilities, including massage, sauna and personal training.
The center will be approximately 28,000 square feet.
The facility is expected to accommodate about 65 vehicles, with up to 200 at peak times, according to the application.
The application has been submitted to city council’s urban affairs committee with a public hearing scheduled for Monday, October 7.
Related Content
Finance Committee asks for discretionary funds to fund wading pool
Marlborough heads into new school year with declining student numbers
Running club donates $19,000 to local food pantry
