Belmont plans town-wide MEET BELMONT gathering Oct. 19, its first in seven years. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town-wide MEET BELMONT gathering set for Oct. 19; DPW alert flags water main breaks in town; Town-wide yard sale pushed back to Oct. 3; Belmont weighs new public records c…
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 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.
Belmont launches new online hub for property maps, records and town reports. From our own coverage: Deed records show $8 million sale among transfers. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town launches new GIS data hub and document portal; School Committee meets Tuesday; Historic District …
Belmont Select Board chair warns another property tax override is likely by 2028. From our own coverage: School Committee sets fall goals on start times, communication; Select Board names Andrew Topio interim fire chief. Also in today's brief (12 items): Patch recaps busy night for Belm…
Belmont recorded 15 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds data. Seven listed a sale price, ranging from $1,210,000 to $8,000,000, with a median of $1,630,000. The period's top sale was 504 Concord Ave. at $8 million, sold by Stephen C. and
Belmont students are demanding change after racist graffiti surfaced at Belmont High School this week. The town's Department of Public Works said a water service interruption begins September 28 to improve water quality and system reliability in an affected neighborhood. Per a Patch rep…
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.
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