Milton board approves sign variance for market
The Milton Board of Appeals unanimously approved a height variance letting Two Pence Market reuse two existing signposts at 2 Elliott Street.
The Milton Board of Appeals unanimously approved a height variance letting Two Pence Market reuse two existing signposts at 2 Elliott Street.
Milton Retirement Board approves three retirements and $1.1M in pension payments. The board unanimously approved the retirements of firefighter Kevin Finerty and instructional aides Eleanor Jones and Cathy Mallory, all hired between 1986 and 2008. The board enrolled two new members: Domenic
Milton moves toward a short-term rental registry with a $500 fee and a 120-day annual cap.
Milton Shade Tree Committee meets new DPW director, charts tree-planting path forward. The committee welcomed DPW Director Tom McCarthy and discussed accelerating tree plantings to meet a 150-tree annual goal after only 50 trees were planted this spring. McCarthy proposed ordering 75 trees each
Milton Select Board advances Labouré College acquisition planning and major municipal initiatives. The four-member board voted unanimously to approve an Energy Credit Agreement with ReWild, LLC, subject to Town Counsel review, and amendments to a means-tested property tax exemption bill; Megan
Fire Station Building Committee unanimously approves nearly $850K for May fire station work. The committee backed a vendor invoice packet totaling $849,734.06, with member Eugene Sullivan moving approval and Leroy Walker seconding. Tower construction accounted for $758,734.06 of the total,
Milton Select and Planning Boards align on housing compliance, LaVerey acquisition, and zoning overhaul.
Milton's Community Preservation Committee reviewed eligibility for ten funding requests topping $6 million at its June 22 meeting, taking no votes on individual projects.
Milton's Board of Appeals granted a special permit to rebuild a nonconforming garage on Eaton Street.
Community Preservation Committee opens fifth funding cycle with 21 proposals requesting $6 million. The committee heard presentations from six applicants seeking funding for park restoration, open space preservation, athletic field improvements, and an inventory of Milton's Olmsted landscapes
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