Milton School Building Committee selects architectural firm for Laboure College feasibility study. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke said the committee voted unanimously to approve DLR Group's $49,900 proposal to assess whether the 303 Adams Street building could convert to a preschool-kindergarten program.
Milton School Building Committee narrows field of OPM proposals to three firms. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke led the sub-committee's evaluation of 11 proposals for the Owner's Project Manager role, with members Glen P. Hoffman, Scott Tereshak, and Timothy B. Lombard each scoring the submissions
Milton's School Committee Finance Subcommittee closed out its year Tuesday with a transition update, a near-complete finance director search, and a new multi-month budget calendar on the table.
Milton Select Board approves liquor license for new grocer; defers AT&T small cell hearing. Chair Winston Daley led a 5-0 vote to grant a retail package store license to Two Pence Market LLC, a neighborhood grocer opening this summer at 2 Eliot Street and offering off-premise wine, spirits, and
Milton Select Board unanimously approves liquor license for new Milton Village market, continues AT&T cell hearing.
The Milton Climate Action Planning Committee voted to recommend the Select Board adopt a municipal decarbonization roadmap and a zero-emission vehicle policy ahead of a June 30 state deadline.
Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee unanimously endorsed two municipal documents required for state Climate Leader Community designation by June 30. Chair Dr. Alexander Hasha and five voting members approved the Municipal Decarbonization Roadmap and Zero-Emission Vehicle First Policy, both
Milton School Committee votes unanimously to opt out of school choice and opens discussion on purchasing the La Barre College campus on Adams Street for a preschool and kindergarten center.
The Milton Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for a front porch addition on a pre-existing, non-conforming house.
Fire Station Building Committee approves vendor payment as parking and logistics concerns surface. The committee unanimously approved a $397,031.73 April vendor invoice and two change orders totaling $6,956.72 in savings for the East Milton project. Chair Brian M. Walsh reported that Town Meeting