Two planning boards are working on data center zoning, and Middleborough's remains open. At its October 6 meeting, the Middleborough Planning Board opened three separate public hearings on amendments to the town's Chapter 275 zoning bylaws.
Wareham lets its purchase rights on three agricultural parcels lapse. The Select Board voted not to exercise its Chapter 61A right to buy, or assign the right to buy, three parcels now taxed as farmland. Two belong to A.D.
Taunton's schools are handing back grant money that expired before the work was done. The Taunton School Committee meeting recording with retrieved captions carries a report that a $30,000 unused grant for school water improvements had to be returned.
Taunton schools return a $30,000 water-improvement grant, and the new finance director reports on clean-up work. At its Oct. 7 meeting, the Taunton School Committee received a report from the district's director of finance.
Wareham's Zoning Board of Appeals appears to have closed a public hearing on a Chapter 40B comprehensive permit. The collected record does not show a final decision.
The Lakeville Planning Board handled a full Sept. 24 agenda at the Police Station on Bedford Street. Captions show a motion to approve a two-year site plan extension for 43 Main Street, with noted conditions in place.
Middleborough's new interim town manager, Robert Nunes, used his first Select Board meeting on Sept. 21 to ask that the Special Town Meeting originally set for Oct. 19 be pushed back — he floated Nov.
Middleborough's Special Town Meeting, originally set for Oct. 19, is being pushed back after interim Town Manager Robert Nunes told the Select Board and Finance Committee on Sept. 21 that the supplemental budget needs more work before voters can act on it.
Middleborough's newly arrived interim town manager, Robert Nunes, used his first Select Board meeting on Sept. 21 to ask that the Special Town Meeting be pushed back from Oct. 19, saying the town needs more time to sort out a supplemental budget.