Maynard Town Meeting Approves PFAS Water Transfer, Solar Leases, and Route 62 Zoning
Maynard's special town meeting approved a $777,250 PFAS settlement transfer, solar leases for Green Meadow School, and a Route 62 zoning overhaul.
Topic
Government
A collection of 75 issues
Maynard Select Board authorizes regional dispatch bid, approves school change order
Maynard Select Board votes to pursue regional 911 dispatch as water system nears capacity limit.
Maynard Finance Committee Approves $350,000 in Emergency Water and Sewer Transfers
Maynard Finance Committee approves $350,000 in emergency enterprise fund transfers, zeroing both reserve accounts.
Maynard Select Board commits to $500,000 grant bid for town hall heat pumps
Maynard Select Board unanimously backs $500,000 decarbonization grant application and $350,000 in emergency utility transfers.
Finance Committee Backs Solar Leasing, Splits on Battery Storage Bylaw
Maynard Finance Committee unanimously backs solar leasing articles tied to Green Meadow School but deadlocks on battery storage bylaw.
Maynard Select Board approves $412,000 Green Meadow change order, eyes regional dispatch
Maynard Select Board approves $412,685 Green Meadow construction change order and eyes regional dispatch shift.
Maynard Finance Committee Recommends PFAS Fund, Defers Zoning Vote
Maynard Finance Committee recommends PFAS settlement fund and liquor license upgrade articles, defers action on zoning overhaul.
Finance Committee Approves Three Special Town Meeting Articles, Defers Solar and PFAS Votes
Maynard's Finance Committee voted unanimously to recommend three Special Town Meeting warrant articles while deferring action on four others at its September 8 remote meeting.
Select Board authorizes legal action to force boarding of blighted Maple Street house
Maynard Select Board votes to pursue housing court injunction to secure a blighted Main Street property accumulating $1,000-per-day fines.
Maynard Select Board Appoints New Officer, Advances Battery Storage Zoning Rules
Maynard Select Board unanimously appoints a new police officer and advances battery storage zoning protections.