The Zoning Board of Appeals continued two hearings on an undersized Mill Pond Road lot to June 22. Kim Kroa, representing Fitzwilliam, LLC, sought either a reversal of the zoning enforcement officer's finding that the lot is unbuildable or a variance from the 80,000-square-foot minimum.
Bolton's Transfer Station Committee votes unanimously to table proposed traffic flow reorganization plan. The committee voted on April 13 to postpone the proposal pending additional information. Committee member Alan Levin III was tasked with drafting a document outlining implementation details for
Bolton Zoning Board continues Mill Pond Road hearing to June 22. Fitzwilliam, LLC seeks both an administrative appeal from a Building Commissioner determination and a variance from lot area requirements for an undersized residential lot at 0 Mill Pond Road, acquired at town tax auction. The
Bolton Select Board unanimously lays out Moderator Way for May town meeting vote. The board voted to lay out the street following a 5-0 Planning Board recommendation, with Chair Kate Buyuk, Brian Boyle, and Bill Nickles all supporting the motion. Town Administrator Marie Sobalvarro reported Bolton
Bolton Select Board unanimously lays out Moderator Way and ratifies police union contract at rare in-person meeting.
BOLTON -- April 9, 2026, Bolton Select Board ratifies three-year police union contract and advances Moderator Way road acceptance. The board voted unanimously Thursday to ratify the collective bargaining agreement with the Bolton Police
Bolton Planning Board endorses Moderator Way for street acceptance. Chair Robert Roemer led a unanimous 5-0 vote recommending the Keyes Farm Subdivision street for Town Meeting acceptance following meetings with Century Mill Estates residents regarding indemnification and drainage concerns. The
Bolton Historical Commission welcomes prospective members and approves prior meeting minutes. Chairman Robert Busch convened the meeting with members Alice Coggeshall, Nate Smith, Robert Tattersall, and Matty Patten present. Guests Lauren Harris and Anne Tattersall attended as prospective members
Bolton's Conservation Commission tabled a decision on requiring dog leashes at Bowers Spring Conservation Area for roughly three months after more than two hours of public comment.
Bolton Conservation Commission unanimously approves wetland upgrade, authorizes trail grant pursuit. Chair Brian Berube and all five commissioners voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for a sewage disposal system upgrade at 92 Randall Road and to authorize Conservation Agent Rebecca
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