Panel backs reappointing two of its own members
Mendon's General By-Law Review Committee recommended reappointing two of its own members and kept refining a draft noise bylaw.
Mendon's General By-Law Review Committee recommended reappointing two of its own members and kept refining a draft noise bylaw.
The Community Preservation Committee voted to spend up to $8,000 to clear title on a 10-acre Pleasant Street parcel. The unanimous vote lets the town pursue heirs who owe more than $150,000 in back taxes unpaid since 1980, or take the land through a tax-title process if no heirs respond.
Mendon Capital Planning Committee projects $1.5 million in free cash and begins prioritizing fall special town meeting articles.
Mendon Select Board unanimously approves slate of appointments, ADA plan, and early voting schedule at July 3 meeting.
Mendon Council on Aging advances AARP-funded digital literacy program and overhauled meeting procedures at its July 3 session.
Mendon Select Board approves three municipal hires, opts into state extended alcohol hours pilot.
Mendon Finance Committee clears $57,000 in end-of-year transfers and recommends new member to Select Board.
Mendon Conservation Commission declares Washington Street wetland assessment out of compliance and issues enforcement action on a Butler Road development.
Mendon's Board of Assessors reorganized and signed a $10.9 million preliminary tax warrant. Members Kevin Rudden and Kenneth M. O'Brien, the only members recorded present, voted 2-0 to name O'Brien chairman for fiscal year 2027 and to reelect David Kurczy as clerk.
The Mendon General By-Law Review Committee said it will not hold a public hearing on its draft noise bylaw before late August or September.
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