Conservation Commission approves shed in riverfront area
Conservation Commission approved permits and continued hearings on an industrial project at its September 15 meeting.
Conservation Commission approved permits and continued hearings on an industrial project at its September 15 meeting.
North Attleborough Conservation Commission continues NESSFAB stormwater hearing after Bungay Lake residents raise alarm.
The Town Council voted to approve four union contracts totaling $377,080 in first-year costs for fiscal 2027, all unanimously.
Finance Sub-Committee voted to recommend four union contracts to Council.
The Council on Aging unanimously accepted July and August monthly reports while identifying a $54,000 funding shortfall for a handicapped-accessible van after an $85,000 state capital grant proved insufficient. Chair Anne Lonzo oversaw the meeting with four members present and one absent.
North Attleborough's Board of Health enforced a new statewide kratom ban and heard pushback on a proposed nicotine-free generation policy.
Planning Board approved two construction bond releases totaling $671,300. The 3-0 vote released $210,300 for John Walsh's Westwood Estates covering Ronald C. Meyer Drive and Houde Street, with Members Greg Walsh and Clerk Greg Lorincz recused.
North Attleborough Planning Board clears $671,300 in bonds, hears early Toll Brothers pitch. The board voted 3-0 to release $210,300 to John Walsh of Westwood Estates for Ronald C.
Planning Board approved two land-use applications. The board voted unanimously 4-0 to approve an Approval Not Required plan for Paul and Barbara Briggs at 289 and 295 Kelley Boulevard to straighten lot lines between properties.
North Attleborough Planning Board approves two lot-line plans, presses pause again on Gregory Manor.
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