Somerville Planning Board Continues 32 Webster Avenue, Demands Revised Unit Mix
Somerville Planning Board continues 32 Webster Avenue condo project, citing unresolved unit mix and accessibility questions.
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A collection of 2032 issues
Somerville Bicycle Committee Endorses T-Intersection as Top Choice for Magoon Square
Somerville's Bicycle Advisory Committee unanimously endorsed a T-intersection design as its top preference for the Magoon Square reconstruction, ranking a roundabout second and a tightened conventional signalized layout — called the X — last.
Littleton Planning Board hears plan for 88-unit deeply affordable senior housing at 410 Great Road
LITTLETON -- June 4, 2026, Littleton Planning Board receives informal pitch for 88-unit deeply affordable senior housing building at 410 Great Road. Morgan Pierson of Lupoli Companies and Kim Brooks, executive vice president of Hebrew SeniorLife, told the board Thursday that a five-story, 83,204-square-foot building with
Framingham Planning Board Backs 0.3 FAR and 35-Foot Height Limit for G District
FRAMINGHAM -- June 4, 2026, Framingham Planning Board unanimously backs 0.3 FAR cap and 35-foot height limit for G District. The board closed its continued public hearing Thursday and voted to recommend the City Council approve a floor area ratio of 0.3 per dwelling unit, excluding accessory dwelling
Waters Pond Committee Votes to Hire Independent Consultant for Pond Restoration Work
CARLISLE -- June 4, 2026, Carlisle's Waters Pond Advisory Committee unanimously chose an independent pond management consultant model over a turnkey contractor approach, advancing the central procurement decision shaping the town's response to invasive aquatic plants in Waters Pond. The five-member panel voted unanimously to proceed
Carlisle Finance Committee Launches Town Deep Dive Series with Finance Department Overview
CARLISLE -- June 4, 2026, Concord Finance Committee kicks off yearlong Town Deep Dive with a two-hour overview of municipal finance operations. Town Manager Carrie Fleur, marking 35 years in public service, briefed the committee on the town's governance structure, legal framework, and long-term liabilities, including an
Ayer Finance Committee Unanimously Approves Three Reserve Fund Transfers Totaling $74,926
AYER -- June 4, 2026, Ayer Finance Committee approves $74,926 in year-end reserve fund transfers across three departments. The committee voted unanimously Thursday to approve transfers of $40,000 to the IT department, $32,000 to the assessor's department, and $2,926.32 to the treasurer'
Arlington Conservation Commission Approves Lafayette Street Permeable Patio With Three Conditions
ARLINGTON -- June 4, 2026, Arlington Conservation Commission clears small Lafayette Street patio in 5-0 vote. The commission voted unanimously Thursday to issue a negative determination of applicability for a 150-square-foot permeable paver patio, ornamental aluminum fence, and native plantings at 40 Lafayette Street, a condominium parcel in
Arlington Conservation Commission Approves Lafayette Street Permeable Patio With Three Conditions
ARLINGTON -- June 4, 2026, Arlington Conservation Commission clears small Lafayette Street patio in 5-0 vote. The commission voted unanimously Thursday to issue a negative determination of applicability for a 150-square-foot permeable paver patio, ornamental aluminum fence, and native plantings at 40 Lafayette Street, a condominium parcel in
Lexington HDC Continues Clarke Street Mixed-Use Project, Sets Final July Vote
LEXINGTON -- June 4, 2026, Lexington Historic Districts Commission continued a yearlong review of a mixed-use development at 16 Clarke Street, voting 6-0 to push a final decision to its July 9 meeting. Chair Lee Noel Chase enumerated a defined list of remaining design details, including gutter and rake-