Select Board appoints new fire chief to building panel
Northborough residents asked the Select Board to confront Amazon over planned drone deliveries that could blanket neighborhoods with noise up to 84 decibels.
Northborough residents asked the Select Board to confront Amazon over planned drone deliveries that could blanket neighborhoods with noise up to 84 decibels.
The Northborough Open Space Committee voted 5-0 to seek $200,000 in Community Preservation Act funding for the town's conservation reserve, which currently holds about $530,000.
The North River Fire Station Building Committee approved a construction change directive to fix an unmapped drain line conflict under Route 20.
The Select Board's Interview Subcommittee recommended four residents for town board appointments at its September 22 meeting.
Northborough's Zoning Board of Appeals granted a kennel-use variance for 145 Otis Street. The vote let Dottie Jean's Pet Resort and Daycare Center, owned by Nancy Bradley, relocate from Shrewsbury after her building sold for just under $1 million.
Northborough's Master Plan Implementation Committee reported that demolition on the Blake and Pierce Street project starts September 28, while debating whether the panel's work is nearly finished.
The Northborough Historic District Commission voted 5-0 to back Trinity Church's bid for a $265,000 Community Preservation Act grant toward its steeple's second restoration phase.
Northborough Planning Board approved a special permit for a two-family home at 2 Buena Vista Drive and signed off on an amended landscape plan for the Hit Tracks facility at 1 Lyman Street.
Northborough's Select Board voted 5-0 to appoint Keith Darling as the town's next fire chief, following Deputy Fire Chief Neal Espizzi's withdrawal from the post. Chair Jonathan Rea said Darling, a 24-year Franklin Fire Department veteran and U.S. Army veteran, starts October 1.
Northborough's Conservation Commission voted 3-2 against requiring a groundwater monitoring well at the Knox Trail subdivision's stormwater basin. Chair Greg Young and member Dan Clark favored the well; members Justin Dufresne, Todd Helwig and Kelley Marston opposed it.
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