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West Boylston Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Town Meeting OKs $15.9M school renovation borrowing

West Boylston Town Meeting approved borrowing $15.9 million for Middle High School renovation. From our own coverage: Planning Board sets Nov. 12 Gatesbrook hearing; Board overturns inspector, orders hedge to grow.

From West Boylston News

  • Planning Board sets Nov. 12 Gatesbrook hearing West Boylston's Planning Board accepted a special permit application for the Gatesbrook Place development on Route 12 and scheduled a November 12 public hearing on the proposed 60-unit apartment and retail project, which includes a relocated daycare and workforce housing units.West Boylston News
  • Board overturns inspector, orders hedge to grow West Boylston's Zoning Board of Appeals heard an administrative appeal from Ashley Quist challenging the Building Inspector's refusal to enforce a six-foot hedge-height condition at Reservoir Garage on Worcester Street, after she said the hedge had shrunk to as low as 4 feet 2 inches.West Boylston News
  • Town Meeting OKs $15.9M school renovation borrowing West Boylston's fall Town Meeting approved borrowing for a Middle High School renovation that depends on a pending Massachusetts School Building Authority grant, as officials warned the town faces $163.5 million in other capital needs for a new DPW building, fire station and cemetery expansion.West Boylston News

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