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📋 ProposedBoard of Health · June 17, 2026
DPW Sewer Capacity and Connection Restrictions Policy Discussion
Board will review proposed DPW language revisions to the Sewer Capacity and Connection Restriction Policy and Chapter 201 Article XIX on-site wastewater system maintenance and inspection regulations.
Why this matters: Sewer connection restrictions can affect home additions and new development.
📋 ProposedPublic Service AnnouncementsSelect Board · June 15, 2026
Three notices: Main Street Improvements public input session at Senior Center June 17; July 4th celebration details; citizen petition warrant articles for Oct. 19 Fall Town Meeting due August 3 by 4:00 PM.
Why this matters: Residents can weigh in on Main Street and submit Town Meeting petitions.
🔄 PostponedContinued Public Hearing – 9 Lady Slipper Lane Definitive SubdivisionPlanning Board · June 10, 2026
Applicant Donna Koulas seeks to split a 7.52-acre RB-zoned parcel (Map 91, Block 344, Lot 9) into 3 lots with 2 new homes (one with an ADU) via a new private road on paper street Chestnut Hill Lane; applicant requests continuation to June 24.
📍 9 Lady Slipper Lane, Chelmsford
Why this matters: New road and two homes added near Lady Slipper Lane neighborhood.
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