Littleton's Affordable Housing Trust reviewed three housing projects competing for its funding, from a Habitat for Humanity home to a senior complex planned for 75-plus deeply affordable units, after the state's Small Grants Program it had counted on evaporated.
Select Board lets ZBA chair with Kimball Farm ties hear LNG variance despite conflict concerns. From our own coverage: Housing trust weighs funding for three projects; Select Board debates ZBA chair's LNG hearing role.
The Littleton Planning Board voted unanimously to approve site plan and stormwater permits for three projects: King Street Common's retail phase three, a Shaker Lane School addition, and a Boston Metro West Bible Church expansion at 511 Newtown Road. All three votes passed 5-0.
The Littleton School Committee adopted four school governance policies and approved an overnight Model UN trip to Dartmouth College at its October 22 meeting.
Littleton's Clean Lakes Committee chairman announced his retirement and the panel weighed the Mill Pond Dam's future.
Friends of Littleton Community Television plan first annual telethon Nov. 19 to raise station funds. From our own coverage: Friends of LCTV plan first annual telethon.
The Shaker Lane School Building Committee elected Sean Ahern as chairman and Mike Kyra as vice chair, then approved $26,870 in contract amendments for hazardous materials testing.
The Littleton Community Preservation Committee previewed its roughly $1.2 million Special Town Meeting warrant ahead of the October 27 vote. Members discussed how to present the Fay Park gazebo project to voters and debated whether an image of the gazebo might help or hurt public perception.
The Littleton Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved $440 in monthly rental assistance for a senior mobile home resident living on Social Security income of $1,996 a month.
Littleton health board moves to seek full-time sanitarian after staffing shortfalls raise compliance concerns. From our own coverage: Zoning Board approves George Street addition permit; Health board weighs push for full-time sanitarian.
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