Dunstable Conservation Commission rescheduled its October meeting to accommodate a holiday. The Commission unanimously voted to move its October 12 meeting to Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
Dunstable Select Board seeks housing certification.
Planning Board endorsed plan for two-lot division of 140 High Street property. The board unanimously approved the ANR plan dividing a 15.5-acre parcel into a 6-acre lot with existing structures and a 9.4-acre backland lot. Joan M. Simmons moved to approve; Jeffrey Pallis seconded.
Dunstable Conservation Commission unanimously approved a transmission line restoration project completion. The board issued a Certificate of Compliance for the 326 Transmission Line Right-of-Way project after confirming restoration work met specifications.
Dunstable Planning Board voted unanimously to extend the 140 High Street ANR review to September 8. The applicant had requested additional time before the statutory response deadline passed.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously approved an emergency management plan update, forestry truck purchase, and liquor license. Chair Ronald Mikol, Vice Chair Leah D. Basbanes, and Member David Tully, III voted unanimously on all three matters.
Conservation Commission approved pool replacement conditions and barn location variance.
Planning Board to review state zoning and permitting law changes before modifying bylaws. The board expressed concern regarding the scope of state-enacted legislation and agreed that additional review would be appropriate before considering changes to local regulations.
Dunstable Select Board approved multiple committee appointments after seating a new member.
The Dunstable Conservation Commission authorized release of a building permit for a sunroom and porch at 161 Pleasant Street on July 27, finding the project within its existing footprint and outside required buffer zones.
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