The Bolton Conservation Commission approved a replacement batting cage for Bolton Youth Baseball and Softball on condition the league re-naturalize four square feet of lawn near a wetland.
Bolton Housing Production Plan Committee advances community survey, setting July 22 launch and September 11 deadline. Staff from the town and Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) updated members on feedback from the Backyard Bolton event, where 64 comments from 30 to 40 residents highlighted
Conservation Commission approves invasive species management at Taggart Forestland and batting cage replacement. Chair Brian Berube and commissioners voted unanimously to approve buckthorn removal in a beaver pond wetland, requiring compost containment and ongoing monitoring to determine the
Agricultural Commission elects new officers and swears in members. The commission held its reorganization meeting on July 20, unanimously electing Kevin Machnik as chair, Angie Tollefson as vice chair, and Amber Thompson as secretary. New members Amber Thompson and Olivia Pena were sworn in to the
Bolton Select Board approves appointments and business licenses. Chair Kate Buyuk, Bill Nickles, and Brian Boyle voted unanimously to appoint Kristopher Beckeman as Assistant Building Inspector, Jeffrey Hayes as Backup Building Commissioner, Samantha Bosselait to the Audit Advisory Committee for
Bolton Board of Health issues violation letter for deteriorated property; approves septic and development permits. The three-member Board, meeting via Zoom, directed Health Agent Bill Brookings to draft a violation letter for 19 Bare Hill Road following an inspection documenting rotting siding and
Bolton Advisory Committee approves year-end budget transfers including Snow and Ice coverage. The four-member committee unanimously approved transfer requests for Legal Services, Accountant budget for outsourcing, and Registrar's Budget, then cleared end-of-year reallocations to address a
Bolton Transfer Station Committee adopts physical stickers and education priority. The committee voted 3-0 to approve prior minutes and decided to move forward with physical stickers instead of virtual identification, establishing recycling education as a top priority. Working with DPW Director
Bolton Public Ways Safety Committee reviews 900-sign inventory, plans infrastructure projects. Committee member Mary Ciummo reported on a productive meeting with Police Chief Murphy, the first chief recruited from outside Bolton. Members approved the previous meeting's minutes and were tasked with
The Bolton Conservation Commission approved an after-the-fact wetland permit for unauthorized shoreline work at 30 Nourse Road.