In November of last year the company was scheduled to present its site plan for the Brigham Street location to the Planning Board but requested a continuance “to review alternatives to the currently proposed project.” His constituents' complaints included the proposed facility’s location near a residential neighborhood and school, increased traffic to the area, and trash surrounding the existing Grape Street location, according to Lima.ĬleanSlate needed approvals from different city departments to move forward with its plans for Brigham Street. The company’s Director of Communications Carol Fite Lynn said in October of last year that it was looking to move because it was unable to provide complete Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) to its patients at the Grape Street location due to space limitations.Īround that time, Ward 5 Councillor Scott Lima had a community meeting about the addiction treatment center’s proposal and he estimated that 100 people who were all opposed to the plan came. in New Bedford less than half a mile away from its proposed 52-54 Brigham St. NEW BEDFORD - An addiction treatment center withdrew its controversial plans to open a location on Brigham Street weeks before the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office announced it would be suing the company for fraud.ĬleanSlate Centers already has a location at 92 Grape St.
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