Bolton Historical Commission discusses 2026 projects and approves prior minutes. Chairman Robert Busch reported that the Advisory Committee accepted the commission's proposed budget on January 27, while members Alice Coggeshall, Nate Smith, and Robert Tattersall participated via Zoom in discussions
The Bolton Advisory Committee unanimously approved five department budgets on February 3. Craig Laurer motioned on each, seconded by Don Cole, all five passing 5-0: Library, Board of Assessors, Economic Development Committee, Planning Board, and Board of Appeals.
Bolton Conservation Commission approves water softener exemption and well drilling amendment. Chair Brian Berube led the commission in unanimous approval of a residential water softener exemption for 291 Harvard Road and authorized a field amendment for well drilling at ALTA Nashoba Valley, 580
Planning Board indicates support for preliminary development plan at 58 Main Street. Nicholas Katts, owner of two Industrial-zoned parcels on Bolton Woods Way, proposed developing the property with Apple Tree Services, an Acton-based family-owned company with about 10 employees that services
Bolton Board of Health unanimously approves septic system variances at 91 Still River Road. The variances, approved on motion by Chair Chris Rogers and seconded by Member Christopher Slade, reduce the required property-line setback from 15 feet to 11 feet and permit approval based on a single soil
Bolton Advisory Committee approves five municipal budgets unanimously. The four-member panel of Bob Guerriero, Craig Lauer, Hannah Statton, and Don Cole, with Greg Myers and Brian Mooney absent, unanimously passed budgets for Conservation Commission, Management Information Systems, Historical
Bolton Select Board cancelled the Special Town Meeting, deferred disinfection decision to May. Town Administrator Marie Sobalvarro confirmed the Public Works Director would fund the project through local improvements. The board also appointed four members to the Transfer Station Committee with
Bolton Conservation Commission defers decision on proposed Sugar Road accessory dwelling unit pending environmental review. The commission continued its public hearing on a proposed 1,199-square-foot ADU at 455 Sugar Road, with applicants Zhao Wang and Sha Zhu proposing the structure at the corner
Bolton Advisory Committee approves eight departmental and regional budgets unanimously. Members Bob Guerriero, Greg Myers, Brian Mooney, and Don Cole voted 4-0 to back budgets for Landfill, Board of Health, Nursing, Police Department, Parks and Recreation, Public Safety Building, Dispatchers
Planning Board appoints seven to housing committee, approves annual report. The Bolton Planning Board voted unanimously to accept the 2025 annual report and appointed all seven volunteer applicants to the Housing Production Planning Committee: Bill Nickles, Austen Groener, Amy Balewicz, James