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Transfer Station Committee appoints Levin to dual leadership role

The Transfer Station Committee organized and named Alan Levin III to dual leadership roles. The five-member committee elected Levin as Chair (For: 4, Against: 0) and Clerk (unanimously) at its first meeting. Members identified core priorities including revenue neutrality, public education about

Board approves Wattaquadock Hill septic system design review

Bolton Board of Health approves three-lot shared septic system for Wattaquadock Hill. Health Agent Bill Brookings of Nashoba Associated Boards of Health presented the design, featuring individual 1,500-gallon tanks for each home gravity-feeding into a 2,500-gallon pump chamber; the board approved

Conservation Commission closes hearing on Randall Road sewage project

Bolton Conservation Commission approves paved-apron field amendment and advances major sewage-system project. The Commission unanimously approved the 400-square-foot amendment for Thomas Broomfield at 113 Still River Road, which serves an accessory dwelling unit. The Commission closed its hearing

Select Board ratifies police chief contract, reviews comprehensive warrant

Bolton Select Board approves police chief permanent contract ahead of May town meeting. The board unanimously ratified a contract with Police Chief Donald Patrick Murphy and reviewed 29 warrant articles, including a $427,000 transfer to the stabilization fund and $125,000 for drinking water well

Planning Board recommends four zoning amendments to Town Meeting

Planning Board recommends four zoning amendments while delaying two for further study. The board voted unanimously to recommend Driveway (Section 250-17), Major Residential Development (Section 250-15), Inclusionary Zoning (Section 250-27), and Land Use (Section 250-12.D) amendments, pending Town