Board delays Chenery roof funding as cost hits $7.5M
Belmont Select Board delays funding for a Chenery Middle School roof after its cost estimate jumped to $7.5 million.
Belmont Select Board delays funding for a Chenery Middle School roof after its cost estimate jumped to $7.5 million.
Comprehensive Capital Budget Committee elected Doyle chair, Pikcilingis secretary in opening meeting. Christine Doyle and Aaron Pikcilingis were elected in 6-0 votes, each abstaining from voting on their own election.
Belmont's economic development committee extended its Hill's Crossing zoning survey for additional weeks to address community concerns.
The Multi-Year Budget Advisory Committee confirmed three Budget Summits beginning in October. The committee reviewed assumptions for revenue sources including Chapter 70 aid, New Growth, Investment Income, and Local Receipts, plus expense categories for School, Town, and Facilities.
The Belmont Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested administrative appeal over automobile repairs at 23 White Street to its October 5 meeting.
Belmont Light disclosed an $800,000 preliminary second-quarter loss and more-than-doubled power cost charge.
Belmont Human Rights Commission discussed Martin Luther King breakfast redesign. The commission welcomed new members Zhibek and Jen and discussed plans for the annual event featuring an immigration focus and interactive round-table format instead of keynote speeches.
Belmont names Andrew Topio interim fire chief, sells $6.94 million in bonds.
The Belmont Planning Board approved a dimensional waiver letting McLean Hospital Corporation install a 27.76-square-foot entrance sign at Olmstead Drive and Pleasant Street, well over the district's 18-square-foot limit.
Belmont Planning Board unanimously approved a sign waiver for McLean Hospital at its September 8 meeting. Chair Thayer Donham and Co-chair Steve Weinstein were also unanimously elected. The 27.76 square foot standing sign at 115 Mill Street exceeds the district's 18 square foot limit, and public
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