Chenery roof articles pushed to spring
The Comprehensive Capital Budget Committee discussed moving Chenery roof articles to spring Town Meeting, extending final construction by one year.
The Comprehensive Capital Budget Committee discussed moving Chenery roof articles to spring Town Meeting, extending final construction by one year.
The Community Path Project Committee welcomed two new members, Emily Hong and Peter Whitmer, and discussed expanded student engagement following a presentation by eighth-grader Zachary Reavey on his civics project about the path. Reavey shared survey results and feedback.
Belmont's Moderator Advisory Council previewed a crowded November special town meeting warrant and reviewed the first town meeting handbook rewrite since 2010.
Belmont Select Board votes to add a 292-signature citizens petition to the November 16 special town meeting warrant, resolving a dispute over the town clerk's job description.
Belmont Warrant Committee elected officers and established report coordinator role.
Belmont Warrant Committee re-elects Paul Rickter as chair and creates a new officer post.
Belmont's Historic District Commission approved conditional demolition at 291 Brighton Street. Chair Carl Solander and Vice Chair Henry Ogilby moved the conditional approval of partial demolition of the Thaddeus Frost House, voted 5-0 with member John Beaty abstaining.
Belmont Planning Board approved two residential projects at its September 22 meeting.
The Belmont Planning Board approved two projects and delayed two contested cases at its September 22 meeting.
The Belmont Select Board ratified a police contract and accepted five committee appointments. The Board unanimously ratified a memorandum of agreement with the Belmont Police Patrolmen's Association providing a $30 weekly stipend for Peace Officer Standards and Training requirements.
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