Conservation Panel Accepts Completed Dam Removal
West Boylston's Conservation Commission voted to accept the completed removal of an aging Quinapoxet River dam and continued an unresolved wetlands violation hearing.
West Boylston's Conservation Commission voted to accept the completed removal of an aging Quinapoxet River dam and continued an unresolved wetlands violation hearing.
The West Boylston Select Board approved submitting a statement of interest for a new elementary school and appointed Michael Ward as town administrator.
West Boylston's Select Board interviewed three finalists for town administrator but took no vote on the hire. Candidates Michael Ward, Sean Fitzgerald and Mike Slasek fielded questions on structural budget pressures, staff morale and the town's new monthly trash fee program.
West Boylston's Board of Health voted to eliminate its pay-as-you-throw trash bag requirement and continued a contentious hearing on new farm animal rules to April 15.
The West Boylston Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit and a variance for a Richards Avenue homeowner to add a second story and covered porch.
West Boylston Select Board voted 4-1 to seek a Board of Health waiver ending its pay-as-you-throw trash program. Member Barur R. Rajeshkumar cast the lone no vote.
The Planning Board adopted new stormwater rules and regulations to avoid a federal enforcement order.
The West Boylston Select Board closed a three-hour public hearing on a trash collection overhaul that would eliminate pay-as-you-throw bags for a flat $39 monthly fee.
West Boylston's Finance Committee reviewed police and school budget gaps but took no votes on either.
West Boylston Select Board voted to eliminate pay-as-you-throw trash bags from its new solid waste program. Chair Vanessa Kuzmanovski proposed a flat fee near $39 a month with a 30 percent discount for residents 65 and older, saying the move would save roughly $85,000 a year in bag costs.