Planning Board Approves Plaut Driveway Gate, 5-0
Lincoln's Planning Board approved a permanent driveway gate at 44 Old Winter Street despite neighbor objections.
Lincoln's Planning Board approved a permanent driveway gate at 44 Old Winter Street despite neighbor objections.
Hopkinton's special town meeting dissolved for lack of quorum after voters rejected returning annual town meeting to weekday evenings. Town Moderator Zach Kosan ended the session 78-19 once a headcount showed 127 voters present, short of the 131 needed.
The Finance Committee voted 6-2 to recommend a 3.25% cost-of-living raise for fiscal 2028 and unanimously approved flat budget guidance.
The Watertown City Council voted unanimously to seek special state legislation preserving a tax exemption for the Willow Park affordable housing project.
Town Meeting approved $1,243,500 for South Natick riverside parks construction.
The Groton Conservation Commission declined to pause a $550,000 Chapter 61A land purchase despite a resident's pricing objection.
Winchester's Planning Board closed a two-hour hearing on rezoning the old Church Street church for housing without making a recommendation.
ZBA granted two Olive Street variances, found comprehensive permit changes insubstantial, and continued a hearing.
The Concord Community Preservation Committee reviewed five funding requests totaling over $1 million in a year when applicants sought nearly twice the available funds; no votes were taken.
Committee approved $4,983.82 in pond invoices and will request larger 2027 herbicide budget.
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