Board defers vote on East Milton firehouse bids
Milton's Select Board heard three rival bids for the East Milton Fire Station but took no vote on awarding the town-owned building.
Milton's Select Board heard three rival bids for the East Milton Fire Station but took no vote on awarding the town-owned building.
Select Board heard three proposals for the East Milton Fire Station but took no action on the property's future. 525 Adams Street LLC proposed a $3 million restaurant and events venue; Coastal Medical Transportation Systems, the town's current emergency services provider, requested it as a
Milton Planning Board voted to send a bylaw amendment locking in a 15 percent affordable-housing requirement for MBTA Communities developments to fall town meeting.
Milton's Planning Board unanimously approved clearing the way for a stalled memory care project to start removing trees ahead of a building permit.
Milton Retirement Board votes 3-2 to grant pension waiver to Stephen Murphy's widow. The board initially voted to deny the $1,551.82 overpayment based on Attorney Matthew Feeney's legal opinion that Massachusetts law did not support waiving it; however, Chair Amy Dexter subsequently moved to grant
Milton Shade Tree Advisory Committee urges action on tree care staffing gap. Tree Warden Branch B. Lane detailed persistent deficiencies in the Department of Public Works, including inadequate pruning, failure to remove stakes and straps, inconsistent watering, and incomplete stump grinding. Lane
Milton Select Board unanimously votes to enter executive session on Labouré College property. The board voted unanimously to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or value of the property at 303 Adams Street. All five members were present for the August 25 Zoom meeting: Chair Winston Daley, Vice
Milton's Warrant Committee recommended a zoning change locking in a 15 percent affordable-housing requirement, while still lacking a price for the proposed Laboure College purchase.
Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee reelected Alex Hasha as chair and confirmed its draft Climate Action Plan remains unfinished after four state grant applications were denied in July.
Climate panel elects Hasha, Johnson to lead 2026-2027 term.
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