Transfer Station Committee unanimously postponed creation of QR code magnets for sticker program. The committee voted to table the magnets, which were planned to accompany educational information about Bolton's new mandatory Transfer Station sticker system launching January 1, 2027.
Bolton Transfer Station Committee approves new tiered sticker pricing and mandatory compliance starting January 2027. The committee voted 4-0 to implement the new pricing structure and 4-0 to assess fines for residents without stickers after the compliance date. Alan Levin III will present the
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 Transfer Station Committee raises senior bag age to 65. The committee voted 4-1 to raise the age threshold for the $100 annual free bag program from 61 to 65 years old, responding to Select Board questions about the program. Committee members David Bosselait, Christopher Erickson, Paige
Bolton Transfer Station Committee reviews implementation plan for January 2027 sticker requirement. Committee members reviewed a pricing structure of $0 for tax-assistance recipients, $25 for seniors 65 and older, and $50 for other residents, plus transaction fees. Town Administrator Marie
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
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
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