Officials Preview Milton's $11.75M Land Deal
Milton previewed a $11.75 million land purchase ahead of next week's Town Meeting vote.
Milton previewed a $11.75 million land purchase ahead of next week's Town Meeting vote.
Milton's Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board held a joint seminar on sweeping changes to state zoning law.
Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to expand its Traffic Mitigation Subcommittee and authorize new speed-calming funds amid resident complaints of 70 mph speeds.
Milton Conservation Commission approved drainage plans for two new houses, conditioning one on rhododendron protection. The board voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve orders of conditions for projects at 120 Highland Street and 26 Bartons Lane.
Milton Select Board unanimously authorized spending Transportation Network Company assessments on traffic-calming measures.
Milton's Warrant Committee previewed nine articles for the October 19 Special Town Meeting, led by an $11.75 million proposed purchase of the Laboure College property.
The Milton Select Board voted unanimously to cancel its Flock license plate reader camera contract and remove the surveillance cameras from town streets. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano reported that legal counsel determined the town can cancel without significant liability.
Milton Planning Board approved an accessory dwelling unit on Adams Street and pushed back on a Select Board plan for reuse planning on a property the town may buy for a school.
The Milton Planning Board voted unanimously to send a revised fire station RFP letter and an East Milton Square economic development plan to the Select Board.
Milton's Commission on Disability scored more than 20 parks and conservation sites for ADA accessibility but took no votes due to a lack of quorum.
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