Concord Morning Brief, Nov. 3: Rookery Lane sale tops October real estate roundup
Rookery Lane sale tops October real estate roundup. From our own coverage: Rookery Lane sale tops October real estate roundup.
Rookery Lane sale tops October real estate roundup. From our own coverage: Rookery Lane sale tops October real estate roundup.
Everyday Endurance class meets at senior center. From our own coverage: Rookery Lane sale leads October home sales.
Light Board reviews $6.6M rate refund fix. From our own coverage: Light Board reviews $6.6M rate refund fix; Ceremonies committee preps veteran event support.
Concord recorded 19 property transfers in October, 11 of them priced market sales ranging from $190,569 to $1,599,619, with a median of $1,070,000. The remaining eight transfers were nominal-consideration transactions, mostly moving property into trusts.
Concord Light Board reviews $6.6 million accounting error at heart of new ratepayer surcharge. From our own coverage: Newbury Court senior housing hearing pushed to Nov. 10; Light Board reviews $6.6 million rate refund fix.
Concord earns state Climate Leader Community status, unlocking up to $1.15 million in grants. From our own coverage: Planning Board delays Newbury Court senior housing hearing; Board of Health weighs tobacco suspension appeal.
The Concord Light Board spent an hour reviewing a $6.6 million power-cost accounting error that auditors traced to a formula that failed to count electricity line losses.
Community Preservation Committee weighs five funding requests totaling more than $1 million. From our own coverage: Economic Vitality Committee preps MCI concerns letter; Board of Health takes up tobacco permit appeal.
Commission approved environmental restorations and extended permits while prioritizing $1.07 million in conservation funding.
Concord's Economic Vitality Committee moves to draft a letter on MCI-Concord redevelopment concerns. From our own coverage: Concord panel to draft letter on MCI concerns; Youth hockey posts packed schedule through December.
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