Maynard seeks volunteer for Board of Assessors vacancy
Maynard announced Oct. 29 that it has a vacancy on its three-member Board of Assessors and is seeking a resident to serve a three-year term.
Maynard announced Oct. 29 that it has a vacancy on its three-member Board of Assessors and is seeking a resident to serve a three-year term.
Maynard announced Oct. 16 that a new ballot drop box is installed in front of Town Hall at 195 Main Street, with all ballots due by 8 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 3.
Maynard Select Board approves a $450,000 PFAS pilot study and hears tenants describe years of brown water.
Conservation Commission approved an accessory dwelling unit at 142 Parker Street in a wetlands buffer zone.
Maynard Capital Planning Committee reviewed capital project needs. Chair Douglas Adler, Vice-Chair Jonathan Bretz, Michael Lanza, and Chester Osborne unanimously approved the August 25 minutes and discussed capital priorities across departments. The Library roof is actively leaking. The Fire
Golf Course Advisory Task Force finalized its public survey for October distribution. The Maynard group, led by Chair Natalie Robert, revised the survey to clarify clubhouse amenity options and removed financial figures to avoid confusion.
Maynard Conservation Commission approves wetlands review for Waltham Street garage expansion. Chair Susan Erickson and members unanimously issued a positive determination requiring full environmental review of owner Alison Norris's two-car garage expansion within the buffer zone to a bordering
Maynard Finance Committee approves five Special Town Meeting articles. The committee unanimously recommended planning density bonuses, multifamily housing requirements, wireless tower lease timing, trail benches, and fire alarm rates, while also finalizing comments on a cryptocurrency ATM bylaw.
Maynard Finance Committee clears five warrant articles, withholds two over unanswered budget questions.
Golf Course Task Force plans community input on $3M replacement. The Maynard Golf Course Advisory Task Force outlined plans for a public open house and survey to guide decisions on the Country Club property's future, citing insufficient golf course revenue to cover the estimated $3 million
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