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Thursday, November 5, 2026 Middlesex County, Massachusetts · Change town
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Planning panel backs energy code for grants

Westford Planning Board endorses specialized energy code tied to $1.15 million in grants ahead of town meeting. From our own coverage: Board of Health weighs battery storage zoning; Planning Board weighs energy code, CPA surcharge cut. Also in today's brief (14 items): State funding awa…

From Westford News

  • Board of Health weighs battery storage zoning. Westford's Board of Health weighed the town's revised battery storage siting bylaw before the October 26 Special Town Meeting, after a member objected to voting on a dense rewrite she'd had little time to study.Westford News
  • Planning Board weighs energy code, CPA surcharge cut. Westford Planning Board weighed recommending a specialized energy code ahead of the October 26 Special Town Meeting, with backers pointing to up to $1.15 million in state grants, while a separate petition sought to cut the town's Community Preservation Act surcharge.Westford News
  • School Committee locks in centralized preschool plan. Westford School Committee locked in a centralized preschool model for every Robinson School option under study, as Superintendent Dr. Chew reported districtwide enrollment fell by 67 students even as Crisafulli Elementary's third grade swelled to 131 against a budgeted 111.Westford News

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