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12 items · last 90 days
Decisions and notable items from recent meetings, most significant first.
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• Status unclearZoning Board (ZBA) · June 11, 2026
Agenda Content Missing
The posted document is an unfilled meeting notice template; no case numbers, addresses, or hearing items appear in the text.
Why this matters: No ZBA hearing details available for this meeting date.
Warrant Committee approved removing a redundant veterans exemption section (already passed June 2025) and keeping expanded exemptions for qualifying blind persons, veterans, surviving spouses, and seniors.
Why this matters: Affects property tax bills for eligible veterans, seniors, surviving spouses.
Articles 37–41 – Solar/Renewable Energy Agreements
Five articles covering energy credit agreements, PILOT (payment-in-lieu-of-taxes) deals, and solar/storage leases at Fire HQ, Town Hall, Public Library, and Animal Shelter will each be voted separately at Town Meeting.
📍 Fire Headquarters, Town Hall, Milton Public Library, Milton Animal Shelter
Why this matters: Solar deals and PILOT agreements affect town revenues and facilities.
💬 DiscussedAnnual Town Meeting Warrant Articles — ReviewSelect Board · May 7, 2026
Board reviewed 42 Annual Town Meeting warrant articles with no lengthy discussion; key articles cover FY budget appropriations, water/sewer/stormwater enterprise funds, schools, a Fire Station renovation design, solar/storage agreements, and a zoning sign bylaw amendment.
Why this matters: Covers property taxes, water/sewer rates, schools, and zoning.
✅ ApprovedComment Letter — 648-652 Canton Ave 40B Project EligibilitySelect Board · May 7, 2026
Board voted 5-0 to send a comment letter to the state (EOHLC) regarding a proposed modification to the comprehensive permit for the 648-652 Canton Ave 40B (affordable-housing law) project.
📍 648-652 Canton Ave
Why this matters: Proposed changes to an affordable-housing development permit near Canton Ave.
✅ ApprovedFuture Meeting DatesSelect Board · May 11, 2026
Regular Tuesday meetings resume May 26 and June 9; Board Retreat set for Saturday, May 13 at 10 AM in the Katherine Dunphy Conference Room at the former Fire HQ.
📍 Katherine Dunphy Conference Room, former Fire HQ
✅ ApprovedBoard/Committee Appointments and ReappointmentsSelect Board · May 7, 2026
Select Board approved its members' appointments to 14 town boards and committees, including Finance, Affordable Housing Trust, School Building, and Budget Coordination.
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