Council approves backyard chicken zoning amendment
North Attleborough Town Council approved a zoning amendment enabling residents to keep backyard chickens in most residential zones.
North Attleborough Town Council approved a zoning amendment enabling residents to keep backyard chickens in most residential zones.
Plainville Select Board votes 8% water and sewer rate hike for fiscal year 2027.
Zoning Board approved four applications for variances and special permits.
North Attleborough's Board of Health approved an Environmental Health Impact Permit for Toll Brothers' Regency at Heather Hill senior housing development at 149 West Bacon Street and ratified the town's first housing condemnation order at its June 17 meeting.
The Council on Aging approved a $3,500 postcard mailing to 6,000 town residents age 60 and older, funding the project through $1,000 of postage budget and the remainder from the Formula Grant, Director Karen Testa reported.
Conservation Commission closed the public hearing for a South Washington Street wetland project with conditions for dewatering management and environmental oversight.
North Attleborough Conservation Commission closes gas station wetland hearing and rejects fire-rebuild emergency bid.
Commission on Disability discussed park projects and YMCA initiatives.
North Attleborough's Cultural Council discussed a potential partnership with local teaching artist Cindy O'Brien, who proposed accessible arts programs including nature-based art in parks and community murals.
Town Council refers eleven fiscal measures to Finance Sub-Committee. Vice President Keith Lapointe presided over the June 15 meeting in the absence of President Justin Paré, with six members present. Councilor John Simmons moved unanimously to refer Measures 2026-114 through 2026-124 to the Finance
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