The Northborough Historic District Commission voted 5-0 to send a letter of support for the Trinity Church steeple's Community Preservation Act restoration project. Chair Bob Light said the panel reviewed the project in September and found it "very well thought out."
Northborough's Fire Station Building Committee flagged mold and OSHA risks tied to construction delays.
Clinton's Council on Aging flagged carriage house cost overruns and a nearly depleted ARPA fund. The center's director told the board the carriage house renovation's $30,000 contingency is fully spent, with overages now drawn from the formula grant "which we're supposed to use for the seniors."
The Berlin Council on Aging approved up to $2,500 for new office computer equipment and canceled its November meeting, combining it with a December session.
Planning Board approved 24-unit affordable housing at Grafton Street with parking relief and sidewalk reconstruction requirements.
The Worcester Traffic and Parking Committee held action on reversing Acton Street to two-way traffic after engineering hurdles emerged.
The Leominster Conservation Commission began drafting a local wetlands ordinance that could impose stricter buffers than state law requires.
Northbridge Town Meeting approved a bylaw change allowing COMM-97 soil imports to repair the failing Quaker Street landfill cap, choosing it over a potential debt exclusion.
The Gardner CDBG Steering Committee continued a public hearing on reallocating $122,000 toward Waterford Street senior center asbestos abatement.
The Bolton Select Board approved a one-time waiver allowing temporary lighting at Forbush Mill Field through November 8, 2026, to accommodate youth soccer displaced by high school construction.
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