Conservation Commission extends two project hearings to May 27
Dunstable Conservation Commission extended two public hearings to May 27 for environmental review.
Dunstable Conservation Commission extended two public hearings to May 27 for environmental review.
Dunstable approved a $14.46 million operating budget for fiscal year 2027 and two new excise taxes at the May 11 annual town meeting presided over by Moderator Rafael Glod.
Dunstable Select Board approved contracts for infrastructure and municipal services.
Dunstable Council on Aging discussed community room upgrades on May 6. Maureen Strauss presented renovation options including a luxury vinyl floor at $20,000 to $22,000, sink replacement for about $2,500, and water filtration at $400 to $1,000.
The Dunstable Conservation Commission voted unanimously to extend a public hearing on a proposed MCO Cottages development to May 12.
Dunstable Planning Board recommended favorable action on six of eight proposed zoning amendments, advancing accessory dwelling units, retail, and cold storage while rejecting marijuana retail establishments.
Conservation Commission unanimously approved Groton water main expansion to combat PFAS contamination.
Dunstable Recreation Commission discussed field use requests and summer programming on April 8.
Dunstable Select Board approved $290,000 forestry truck and town warrant.
The Planning Board approved an Approval Not Required land division at 0 Blodgett Street.
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