Select Board Authorizes PFAS Litigation Contract
West Boylston Select Board voted to join a multi-town PFAS lawsuit against fire apparatus makers.
West Boylston Select Board voted to join a multi-town PFAS lawsuit against fire apparatus makers.
West Boylston's Select Board voted to cap a trash contract fix at $300,000 and clear warrant articles for Town Meeting.
The Community Preservation Committee tabled a vote on $1.6 million in funding for the Woodland Park soccer field and pickleball renovation, citing unresolved drainage and cost questions ahead of the May 18 town meeting.
The West Boylston Parks Commission reviewed an updated $1.6 million Woodland Park renovation design and heard residents question why a playground was not included.
West Boylston's Master Plan Committee voted to form a subcommittee to map out timing for major capital projects before any reach town meeting.
West Boylston's Board of Health closed a hearing on backyard chicken rules but held off on voting.
West Boylston Select Board debated, but did not vote on, reclassifying a part-time police administrative assistant into an executive assistant role with a pay raise.
West Boylston Select Board endorsed a report on decades of state underpayment for reservoir land and ratified a new town administrator's contract.
West Boylston's Finance Committee deadlocked on a new police cruiser and rejected a $72,000 tractor purchase. Town Administrator Carter presented a $32,824,569 draft budget, warning the town's reliance on free cash to cover recurring deficits is "a ticking bomb within your operating budget."
West Boylston's Parks Commission reviewed a revised $1.6 million design for Woodland Street Park aimed at addressing pickleball noise and public feedback.