Board approves ADU septic system design at Golden Run Road. Chair Chris Rogers led the Board of Health, with members Christopher Slade and Wendy Karlon, in unanimously approving a new 2,000-gallon two-compartment septic system for 58 Golden Run Road. The design replaces the existing four-bedroom
Bolton Planning Board votes unanimously to approve security bond and release subdivision funds. The Board approved a $558,056 security requirement for the South Bolton Estates subdivision, incorporating prevailing wage rates and a 20 percent contingency per calculations by Horsley Witten.
Bolton committee welcomes new member and pursues road safety funding. The Public Ways Safety Committee officially welcomed new member Alan Levin following the resignation of Sylwia. The town is under consideration for the LEAP program with awards expected in fall, and has submitted interest in a
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.
Bolton Conservation Commission approves 455 Sugar Road dwelling unit. The panel voted 4-0-1 to issue an Order of Conditions for a 1,199-square-foot accessory dwelling unit at 455 Sugar Road submitted by Zhao Wang, with commissioners Brian Berube, James Geraghty, Su Mittra, and Scott Geer in favor
Bolton Housing Production Committee examines housing affordability gaps and community needs. The committee reviewed findings showing Bolton's population of just under 6,000 faces a significant gap: median home prices around $900,000 versus median renter income of approximately $42,000. Gloria
Board of Health approves septic permit for West Berlin Road. The Bolton Board of Health unanimously approved a new septic system design for residential development at 59 West Berlin Road on a former commercial lot, with Health Agent Bill Brookings noting the property's suitable soil conditions and
Bolton's Transfer Station Committee votes unanimously to table proposed traffic flow reorganization plan. The committee voted on April 13 to postpone the proposal pending additional information. Committee member Alan Levin III was tasked with drafting a document outlining implementation details for
Bolton Zoning Board continues Mill Pond Road hearing to June 22. Fitzwilliam, LLC seeks both an administrative appeal from a Building Commissioner determination and a variance from lot area requirements for an undersized residential lot at 0 Mill Pond Road, acquired at town tax auction. The
Bolton Select Board unanimously lays out Moderator Way for May town meeting vote. The board voted to lay out the street following a 5-0 Planning Board recommendation, with Chair Kate Buyuk, Brian Boyle, and Bill Nickles all supporting the motion. Town Administrator Marie Sobalvarro reported Bolton