Cemetery Commission increased Andrew Wong's hourly wage to $20.00. Commissioners Susan Tully and Carol Rock voted unanimously on the wage adjustment in Wong's absence during the July 21 meeting at Town Hall.
The Planning Board discussed state budget legislation that shifts zoning variance standards from undue hardship to practical difficulty, potentially affecting local authority over dimensional and frontage controls. Vice Chair Alan Chaney led the meeting with four members present.
Road board allocated Winter Relief funding while opening grant applications for repairs. The Board of Road Commissioners voted unanimously to replenish the salt shed with Winter Relief Assistance Program funds, then direct any remainder to Main, Oak and Mill Street intersection design.
The Dunstable Conservation Commission issued environmental permits for two projects.
Select Board voted unanimously to commit $35,000 for Union Building feasibility and planning.
Dunstable Planning Board unanimously approved a building permit release and returned review funds. The board at its July 6 meeting released the Tier 1 Land Disturbance permit for 125 Thorndike Street and returned approximately $415 plus accrued interest to applicant Bill Mitchell.
The Select Board authorized in-person early voting for the July 21 special election. Early voting was set for July 13-16, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Town Hall, with the Commonwealth reimbursing municipalities for costs.
The Conservation Commission issued environmental conditions for a New England Power substation at 5 Pleasant Street Extension.
Planning Board unanimously approved a $3,000 engineering task order for a land disturbance permit review at 125 Thorndike Street. The Tier 1 permit concerns a driveway and culvert installation exceeding the 22,000-square-foot threshold; the applicant had not been aware of the requirement.
Dunstable Select Board set special election for July 21 to fill vacant board seat. The board voted unanimously to hold the election resulting from a recent recount.
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