Plainville Planning Board Continues All Three Public Hearings to July 20
Plainville Planning Board continues all three pending public hearings to July 20 without taking testimony.
Plainville Planning Board continues all three pending public hearings to July 20 without taking testimony.
The Town Council By-Law Sub-Committee voted unanimously to recommend two measures to the full Council. Measure 2026-101 updates Flood Insurance Rate Maps to align with FEMA revisions effective June 23, 2026; Measure 2026-068 accepts the proposed use-table for the newly accepted chicken bylaw.
North Attleborough's Conservation Commission continued four active permit hearings and accepted its conservation agent's resignation at its June 11 meeting.
Town Council Finance Sub-Committee approves wastewater and school maintenance transfers. The Finance Sub-Committee unanimously advanced Measure 2026-109, transferring $289,000 from the Wastewater Emergency Reserve and Retained Earnings to address sludge removal costs, with Town Manager Michael Borg
North Attleborough Board of Health unanimously approves new tattoo studio and lays groundwork for July food truck festival.
North Attleborough Town Council unanimously approves FY27 spending plan with no cuts. Vice President Keith Lapointe moved 21 budget and capital measures that passed 9-0, including a $4.44 million general fund capital program, $18.292 million in water projects, and $5.825 million in sewer
Plainville Select Board locks in $10.6 million zero-percent water loan and declares drought.
The Planning Board voted unanimously June 4 to grant three waivers for a proposed Imperial Gas Station with country store at 563 South Washington Street, advancing the Major Site Plan Special Permit toward a continued public hearing June 25.
North Attleborough Planning Board advances gas station waivers, backyard-chicken bylaw, and floodplain update in one busy night.
Finance Sub-Committee unanimously backs FY27 budget and health insurance relief plan. The panel approved a $2.5 million transfer from Capital Improvement Stabilization to cover health insurance expenses through the fiscal year, with Treasurer/Collector Chris Sweet confirming $5.5 million would
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