Watertown recorded 14 property transfers from Sept. 18 to Oct. 17, with eight carrying a confirmed sale price ranging from $389,000 to $1,735,000 and a median of $943,500; the remaining six show no price yet, a normal lag in registry data.
Watertown certifies recent election recount results and forwards them to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Watertown's Stormwater Advisory Committee flagged a rotted 48-inch drainpipe on Morton Street and mapped a new outreach push.
The Watertown Licensing Board approved an all-alcohol and common victualer's license transfer to a new restaurant called Kiln Tide at 643-649 Mount Auburn Street.
The Watertown Community Preservation Committee voted 7-0 to recommend $6 million in CPA funds for a 49-unit affordable housing project at 108 Water Street.
Watertown's Athletics and Extracurricular Subcommittee weighed field shortages, a uniform fundraiser and a hockey proposal, but took no substantive votes.
Watertown's Historical Commission agreed to pilot splitting demolition-hearing testimony between historic significance and repair feasibility.
The Watertown Council on Aging voted to suspend its $3 suggested donation for senior shuttle bus rides for a six-month trial.
Watertown council committees postponed endorsing a draft five-year Housing Plan after a two-and-a-half-hour review.
The Watertown Public Schools Policy Subcommittee voted unanimously to advance an immigration/ICE preparedness policy and a revised voting-procedures policy to the full School Committee.
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