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
Maynard recorded 17 property transfers between July 17 and Aug. 15, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings. Thirteen sales listed a price, ranging from $400,000 to $899,000, with a median of $665,000. The period's highest-priced transaction was 1 Riverview Ave, which sold for
Planning Board delays decision on Waltham Street four-unit residential project to August. Daniel Souza's application for Special Permit and Site Plan Approval for the multifamily use at 16 Waltham Street was continued to August 25 at the applicant's request to allow time for site plan
Maynard Finance Committee allocates $205,000 for FY27 reserves while holding excess state aid. The committee, chaired by Jillian Prendergast, approved the FY27 reserve fund allocation and began reviewing articles for the upcoming Special Town Meeting, assigning members to draft committee comments
Maynard recorded 19 property sales between July 10 and Aug. 8, per South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings. Recorded prices, available for 16 of the 19 transactions, ranged from $295,300 to $899,900, with a median of $632,000. The top sale was 154 Summer St. at $899,900, sold by Hu Ping and Bao
Golf Course Task Force votes unanimously for one-year lease extension to allow fact-finding and outreach. The Maynard Golf Course Advisory Task Force, chaired by Natalie Robert, approved the extension in its August 5 meeting to provide additional time for the committee to complete fact-finding and
Maynard Sustainability Committee backs Energy Manager expansion and advances Climate Action Plan. The committee voted unanimously to have Co-Chair Lisa Vernegaard draft a letter supporting Energy Manager Rebecca Ansolabehere's proposal to expand from 20 to 24 hours weekly using Power Choice