Milton Public Library trustees paused a parking study after the library foundation finalized its purchase of 480 Canton Avenue, the "Yellow House." Library Director Will reported circulation up 46 percent over five years and digital spending topping $170,000 annually, while Foundation interim presid
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 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 Housing Authority voted unanimously to escalate safety concerns about the FRG contractor to a state agency.
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