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Maynard Select Board approves Senior Center lease, opioid funding distribution.

Select Board unanimously approves Senior Center lease and opioid settlement distribution. The board approved a 15-year lease with The Lexvest Group for 141 Parker Street as the town's new Senior Center and adopted a distribution framework for $137,631.14 in opioid settlement funds received to date,

Maynard Select Board Signs 15-Year Senior Center Lease at 141 Parker Street

Maynard Select Board unanimously approves 15-year senior center lease and opioid fund framework at February 3 meeting.

Sustainability Committee approves annual report and Climate Action Plan drafts

Maynard Sustainability Committee approves annual report and reviews Climate Action Plan drafts. The committee unanimously approved the annual report on a 6-0 vote and discussed Solid Waste Management and Transportation and Mobility sections without recording formal votes on those drafts. New

Recreation Commission approves Hesbach as CPC representative, addresses Coolidge Park noise.

Maynard Recreation Commission unanimously approved Thomas Hesbach as its Community Preservation Committee representative and committed to brokering dialogue over noise complaints at Coolidge Park, which the town does not own. Chair Denise Walsh directed members to solicit input from residents, town

Retirement Board approves January payroll, new members, and conference attendance.

The Maynard Retirement Board unanimously approved three January 31 warrants totaling $853,188.28, including payroll of $479,640.86, deductions of $86,677.88, and cash disbursements of $286,870.44. Chair Patrick Hakey's board also voted unanimously to accept four new members: Police Officers Matheus