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.
Dunstable road commissioners submitted Chapter 90 grant applications for Thorndike and Forest Streets and discussed grant-funded improvements to Oak, Mill, and Main Street sidewalks. Board members Michael Martin, Mat Morton, and Jeff Rosen voted unanimously to rollover employee vacation time.
The Dunstable Conservation Commission extended two hearings and approved a conservation restriction.
Recreation Commission approved tent rental and dog disposal supplies for summer events. The commission voted to secure a $2,116.50 tent from Christian Party for Oktoberfest, including a 30-by-50-foot tent, 15 tables, and 135 chairs matching the 2025 configuration.
Dunstable Planning Board elected officers for fiscal year 2027, naming Alan Chaney chair, Jim Wilkie vice chair, and Jeffrey Pallis clerk in unanimous votes.
Dunstable Affordable Housing Committee voted unanimously to recommend Safe Harbor protection.
The Dunstable Conservation Commission authorized enforcement action at 285 Pleasant Street, the Ramirez property, after observing unpermitted excavation work.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously appointed Lacey McCabe to fill regional school seat. Town Administrator Jason Silva acknowledged an administrative error that removed the Groton-Dunstable Regional School Committee position from the town ballot during the spring election.
The Dunstable Planning Board voted to approve completion of a land disturbance project at 493 Main Street and close out the permit account for a project at 73 Depot Street with a $119.38 balance transferred to the town's general fund.
Dunstable Recreation Commission approved a $250 field use fee for B&T Enterprises at Larter Field.
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