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.
Elderly and Disabled Taxation Fund Committee advances four applicants through coordinated notarization and information review. Alan Levin will coordinate with the Town Clerk on notarizing applications from three residents, while Michael Rudomin and Michelle Carlisle will gather additional
Bolton Conservation Commission issues Order of Conditions for unpermitted pond work at 30 Nourse Road. Chair Brian Berube led the vote to issue the conditions addressing unpermitted shoreline disturbance and stone wall reconstruction, with five commissioners voting in favor and Commissioner
Commission establishes refugee camp fee waiver and approves three new programs. The Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approved a fee waiver policy allowing refugees in Bolton, Stow, and Lancaster to attend summer camps free of charge, contracted with a robotics team for $1,500 to provide
Planning Board unanimously endorses lot-line creation for state property. The board voted 3-0 to approve an Approval Not Required for a DCAMM parcel across from Forbush Mill Road soccer fields, establishing a new boundary line between Bolton and Lancaster. Cliff Roeger of Nitsch Engineering
The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals voted to continue hearings on a Mill Pond Road variance and building inspector appeal to July 27.
Zoning Board of Appeals continues variance hearing for undersized Mill Pond property. The board advanced Fitzwilliam, LLC's request to build at 0 Mill Pond Road, where the 216-foot-frontage lot falls below district minimums; Kim Kroha, the applicant's representative, noted prior denials of both
Bolton Select Board voted to raise the free senior trash-bag program's eligibility age from 61 to 65 and to join the Worcester County Drug Task Force.
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