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12 items · last 90 days
Decisions and notable items from recent meetings, most significant first.
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📋 ProposedPlanning Board · July 1, 2026
Public Hearing — Trinity Solar, LLC Special Permit & Site Plan (1205 Briggs St)
Public hearing on a special permit and site plan review for a solar installation at 1205 Briggs Street (Map 8, Lot 90).
📍 1205 Briggs Street, Map 8, Lot 90
Why this matters: Solar facility siting decision affects nearby properties.
📋 ProposedNew Regulation: Sand in Septic InstallationsBoard of Health · June 16, 2026
Board to review, discuss, and potentially adopt a new regulation governing use of sand in septic system installations — affects any homeowner doing septic work.
Why this matters: New septic rules could increase installation costs or requirements.
💬 DiscussedClass II Motor Vehicle License — Remy's Auto / Bristol County AutoSelect Board · June 10, 2026
Board to act on rescinding the dealer license at 2387 Winthrop Street after police charged Steven Remy in a fraudulent vehicle-sales investigation involving salvage cars and Lemon-Law evasion.
📍 2387 Winthrop Street
Why this matters: Local dealer fraud, neighborhood business shutdown
Coming up June 10: hearing to set two poles on Tremont Street between existing poles P29 and P37 to carry fiber-optic cabling; Highway Superintendent raised no visibility concerns.
📍 Tremont Street
Why this matters: New utility poles near Tremont Street homes
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