Amazon sent Westborough a letter dated Oct. 30 asking the Planning Board to let it withdraw, without prejudice, Site Plan Review Application No. 26-02275 for a Prime Air launch site at its Otis Street fulfillment center. State Sen. Michael Moore and Reps. Hannah Kane and Kate Donaghue said Amazon called them Friday evening to say it would withdraw the application. WBUR reported the letter and the call. The proposal covered packages under 5 pounds within 7.5 miles. The letter says Amazon looks forward to next steps with the town. The Oct. 31 report did not show a board vote on the request.
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