Tree Committee advances Glenwood Cemetery project after removing $200,000 gazebo replacement from scope. The committee submitted a Notice of Interest to the Community Preservation Act committee for approximately 15 trees to be planted, with work targeted for completion no later than November and
Capital Planning Committee heard energy efficiency briefing from Municipal Energy Manager Rebecca Ansolabehere. The town has applied for three grants totaling $3.525 million for Town Hall and Fowler Middle School heat pump projects as part of a long-term electrification strategy; schools account
Maynard Planning Board continues two downtown development applications to September. Chair Christopher Arsenault led the board in voting 5-0 to continue the 16 Waltham Street hearing and the modified Powder Mill Road project hearing to September 8. Adam Stack's Powder Mill Road application includes
The Maynard Conservation Commission unanimously approved two negative determinations that allow residential construction to proceed without wetlands review. A 60-square-foot mudroom at 12 Mockingbird Lane and a 16-by-20-foot addition and deck at 74 Summer Hill Road, both presented by Middlesex
Maynard's Finance Committee voted 6-0 to recommend five Special Town Meeting warrant articles, including a cryptocurrency ATM ban and a $453,000 PFAS settlement transfer.
Maynard Finance Committee unanimously backs five warrant articles for the Special Town Meeting. The Finance Committee voted 6-0 to recommend articles on solid waste rates, cryptocurrency ATMs, historic commission membership, PFAS settlement, and municipal borrowing. Committee Chair Jillian
The Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to recommend $12,000 for Assabet River Rail Trail benches at the Special Town Meeting. Chair Matt Preys led the August 19 meeting with six members present.
Maynard Economic Development Committee reviews marketing staffing proposal with August 28 feedback deadline. The committee approved amended minutes from its July 15 meeting by motion and second, then devoted the session to evaluating a presentation developed by the Marketing Task Force, EDC, Office
The Select Board approved water source permitting and energy efficiency contracts totaling at least $889,132 in capital spending.
Maynard approved a $780,000 contract to permit five new wells as it works to raise its water withdrawal cap. The Select Board voted 4-0 for the Verdantas LLC contract, funded by a $3 million bond, covering wells near Old Marlborough Road and Rockland Avenue.
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