Boxborough Morning Brief, Nov. 3: Climate collaborative meets on SuAsCo watershed
Regional Climate Collaborative holds third community meeting on SuAsCo Rivers Watershed Wednesday night.
Regional Climate Collaborative holds third community meeting on SuAsCo Rivers Watershed Wednesday night.
Boxborough polls open Tuesday for state elections from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also in today's brief (15 items): Fire Station panel holds building site visit; Planning Board conducts afternoon site visit; Well-Being Committee meets at Town Hall; Second quarter property tax bills due Monday.
Select Board votes to keep single tax rate as average homeowner bill rises $570.61. From our own coverage: Select Board keeps single tax rate; Housing Board OKs BRAP funding request.
Boxborough's Fall Town Meeting warrant lists 13 articles for the Nov. 16 vote. From our own coverage: Toys for Tots drive begins Nov. 1. Also in today's brief (4 items): Real estate tax bills due Nov. 2; Election Day polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m; Fall Town Meeting set for Nov. 16.
The Boxborough Economic Development Committee voted to recommend Fall Town Meeting approve a $1.8 million purchase of the Richardson farm at 276 Middle Road.
The Boxborough Housing Board confirmed a $60,000 state grant toward its first housing production plan in 11 years and voted 5-0 to submit its annual rental-assistance funding request to the Community Preservation Committee.
Boxborough's Select Board kept a single property tax rate for fiscal 2027, raising the average homeowner's bill by $570.61 to $14,941.61.
Boxborough home sells for $1.6 million, nearly triple the town's next-highest recorded sale. From our own coverage: School officials disclose roof repair cost doubles; Planning Board shortens data center moratorium to one year.
Boxborough recorded 16 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with eight carrying a sale price ranging from $180,000 to $1,637,500 and a median of $332,000; the other eight have no price on file yet.
School officials disclosed a high school roof repair estimate nearly doubled to about $8 million. From our own coverage: Select board sets new $35 abatement fee; Conservation panel closes Davidson Road hearing.
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