Planning Board OKs Tree Removal Before Permit
Milton Planning Board approved letting a Highland Street memory care developer clear trees and demolish buildings before securing a final building permit.
Milton Planning Board approved letting a Highland Street memory care developer clear trees and demolish buildings before securing a final building permit.
Milton Parks and Recreation Commission approved the town's first naloxone box in a public park.
The Milton Zoning Board of Appeals approved two home-addition permits and continued a contested variance for a new house on Blue Hill Avenue.
Milton's School Committee Finance Subcommittee reviewed a fiscal 2026 budget that closed with a zero balance and began mapping fiscal 2028 priorities.
Milton's Finance Committee recommended borrowing $11.75 million to buy the La Beret property and $1.2 million to study it as a school site.
Milton's Select Board voted 4-0-1 to pursue a school-site analysis of the former Labouré College campus as an alternative to the Gile Road project.
Milton's Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to approve a baseline documentation report advancing a long-stalled conservation restriction at 88 Milton Street, a deal tracing back to a 1997 enforcement dispute that produced a $75,000 fine.
Milton Select Board unanimously approved $26 million in general obligation bonds for capital projects and voted to pursue analysis of the former Labouré College property as an alternative school site. The Board authorized two bond series: $8.775 million (Series A) for equipment and facility
Milton's Finance Committee postponed a vote on an $11.75 million land purchase after members said they lacked key details. Select Board Chair Winston Daly told the committee the town has a framework deal to buy the Labarais property for $11,750,000, pending a signed purchase and sale agreement.
Milton posted the best school attendance of any traditional district in Massachusetts.