Council resumes debate on 3 held policy orders
Council held special session on three charter-right policy orders without taking a vote.
Council held special session on three charter-right policy orders without taking a vote.
The Watertown City Council voted unanimously to seek special state legislation preserving a tax exemption for the Willow Park affordable housing project.
The Waltham City Council recessed a special permit hearing on a Prestige Car Wash redesign at 101 Elm Street until December 14 after raising sidewalk and traffic concerns.
Council and School Committee opened FY28 budget planning amid continuing tax base strain.
The Somerville City Council voted 9-1 to back a resolution pushing for a tougher, regional combined sewer overflow plan, with Councilor Ben Wheeler dissenting over an unresolved cost dispute.
The Woburn City Council honored the Daily Times Chronicle's 125th anniversary and approved three Eversource Energy utility grants of location Tuesday while continuing three special permit hearings to November 17.
City Council approves Jefferson Street townhouses, Granger Boulevard design grant, and regional police dispatch ordinance.
Council approved housing at 36 Jefferson Street and secured design funding for Granger Boulevard Reconstruction while approving city budget transfers.
Council recessed without voting on Gaza divestment orders after hours of public comment, continuing the matter to the next day.
The Waltham City Council voted 12-0 to approve a special permit letting CAVA Group open a fast-food restaurant at 96 Tower Road, while continuing a parallel Sweetgreen Boston LLC permit hearing for the same address to November 23.
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