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Housing Production Plan Committee convenes, names chair

Bolton Housing Production Plan Committee convenes with seven members to update the town's 2021 housing plan. The committee reviewed data showing 97 percent of Bolton's housing stock consists of detached single-family homes, with a 15 percent Subsidized Housing Inventory, under staff guidance from

Council on Aging approves February minutes, reports grant spending on track

Bolton Council on Aging approved February minutes and reviewed active program operations. Director Lisa D'Eon reported the MART van logged 88 one-way trips in February and WHEAT lunch delivery serves 10 households, though volunteer recruitment has become critical. Grant funding of 39,930 dollars is

Board of Health approves septic upgrade variances and nominates inspector

Bolton Board of Health approves septic variances and names inspector of animals. Chair Chris Rogers, members Christopher Slade and Wendy Karlon approved the nomination of Phyllis Tower in routine annual Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources paperwork, voted 3/0. The Board granted

Conservation Commission approves Still River Road ADU determination

Conservation Commission approves Still River Road ADU with standard conservation conditions. Chair Brian Berube and the Commission voted unanimously to issue a Negative 3 Determination for the 1,200-square-foot accessory dwelling unit, finding that while a proposed gravel driveway falls within the

Select Board approves transfer station sticker requirement, fee schedule

Select Board approves transfer station sticker requirement and fee structure. Unanimously approving the policy effective January 1, 2027, the board set sticker pricing at $0 for EDTF recipients, $25 for seniors, and $50 for others, denying access to vehicles without valid stickers. The board also