Zoning Board votes to delay Fitzwilliam hearing to July
The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals voted to continue hearings on a Mill Pond Road variance and building inspector appeal to July 27.
The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals voted to continue hearings on a Mill Pond Road variance and building inspector appeal to July 27.
Bolton Select Board voted to raise the free senior trash-bag program's eligibility age from 61 to 65 and to join the Worcester County Drug Task Force.
The Bolton Select Board voted unanimously to appoint nine members to a new Town Building Task Force studying whether to keep or sell Town Hall and the Houghton Building.
Bolton Select Board approved earlier Sunday alcohol sales for two local businesses. The board voted unanimously, 3-0, to let Nashoba Valley Spirits and Bolton Exchange, doing business as Oak and Orchard, begin serving alcohol at 10 a.m. instead of noon on Sundays, both on Wataquadock Hill Road.
Bolton Conservation Commission approved a shed and tree removal but blocked backyard fill and wall plans pending engineering review.
Bolton Select Board voted 2-0 to join a five-town microgrid energy consortium that backers say could cut electricity costs and generate new town revenue.
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted to pass on buying a Sargent Road conservation parcel, citing empty coffers.
Bolton Town Meeting approved a $34.9 million fiscal 2027 budget after sharp debate over school costs.
Bolton Select Board adopted an updated hazard mitigation plan tying the town's federal funding eligibility to storm and flood preparedness.
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted to issue an order of conditions for 455 Sugar Road while continuing a wetlands hearing for a Green Road house. Chair Brian Berube led the unanimous roll-call vote approving DEP file number 112-0766 for 455 Sugar Road.
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