Bolton Transfer Station Committee approves new tiered sticker pricing and mandatory compliance starting January 2027. The committee voted 4-0 to implement the new pricing structure and 4-0 to assess fines for residents without stickers after the compliance date. Alan Levin III will present the
Seven property transfers were recorded in Bolton between July 10 and Aug. 8, per Worcester County Registry of Deeds records, but only one had a sale price recorded: $920,000, recorded July 15, with sellers Paul D. and Jill Enders and buyers Andrea Patricia Basque and Kevin Charles Berthiaume. The
Bolton Parks and Recreation Commission approves new fall programs and coordinates field maintenance. The commission unanimously approved an eight-week fall Mahjong program at $40 per participant with the instructor retaining 80 percent of revenue, a sound bath program for October 2 at $30 per
The Bolton Select Board trimmed its draft FY27 goals from 11 items to seven, pushing AI adoption, police accreditation and budget forecasting onto the town administrator's plate instead.
Bolton Select Board establishes seven FY27 goals with member oversight assignments. The three-member board, chaired by Kate Buyuk, designated priorities across economic development, school district relations, master plan implementation, town hall recommendations, elderly services, intergenerational
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted 3-1 to authorize its conservation agent to submit comments on proposed state wetlands regulations ahead of an August 10 deadline, while tabling a request to treat invasive knotweed at a Berlin Road property until August 18.
The Elderly and Disabled Taxation Fund Committee approved a $6,600 distribution to qualified applicants and revised its application form to address privacy concerns. The committee voted 4-0 to distribute funds from the account now totaling $6,631 plus accrued interest; an earlier motion to
Conservation Commission launches Taking Back Nature Program for young children. The commission voted unanimously 4-0 to authorize the Conservation Agent to conduct the program, a monthly outdoor education offering for children under age 5 at Bolton conservation properties. The Conservation Agent is
Zoning Board of Appeals defers variance ruling on undersized Mill Pond lot pending counsel. Applicant Fitzwilliam LLC, represented by attorney Kim Kroha, seeks a variance to build on a 49,000-square-foot lot requiring 80,000 square feet in the Residential Zoning District; the property was
Bolton Planning Board established zoning standards for Forbush Mill, setting new development parameters.