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12 items · last 90 days
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🔄 PostponedConservation Commission · June 23, 2026
Wetlands Protection Regulations update
Coming up June 23: continued hearing on updating and clarifying town wetlands protection regulations (Sections 4, 5, 7, 8, 10) under the local bylaw.
Why this matters: Changes rules affecting properties near wetlands
Coming up June 23: Town DPW hearing on building an ADA-accessible kayak launch with parking, stormwater management, and wetland restoration at River Street.
📍 0, 55 and 59 River Street
Why this matters: New public recreation facility and parking
📋 ProposedOther possible MASC policiesSchool Committee · June 15, 2026
Possible discussion of policies on bus driver exam/training (EEAEB), school choice (JFBB), parent advisory councils (KGB), and time-out/seclusion/restraint of students (JKAA).
Why this matters: Covers school choice and student restraint rules
📋 ProposedExecutive Session — Old Town Yard/11 Lewis StreetSelect Board · June 15, 2026
Closed-door discussion of the value and possible sale/lease of the Old Town Yard/11 Lewis Street property, plus review of past executive session minutes.
📍 Old Town Yard/11 Lewis Street
Why this matters: Town real-estate deal affecting local property
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