The Conservation Commission approved a restoration plan, issued permits and enforcement orders for multiple properties, and voted to hire a peer reviewer for a Walmart expansion at 72 Main Street.
Select Board reviewed fiscal 2027 budget projecting significant municipal and school deficits.
Community Planning Commission in North Reading votes unanimously for Lucas Lane subdivision.
Community Planning Commission voted 5-0 to endorse Lucas Lane subdivision plan. The Open Space Residential Development plan covers properties at 7 Charles Street and 249 Haverhill Street. At the March 17 meeting, the CPC will open a public hearing on a Walmart site plan for 72 Main Street.
Capital Committee heard departmental funding requests for F/Y 27. Parks Director Marty Tilton sought $80,000 for a driveway loop near the soccer field drop-off, deferring requests for an IRP gazebo and Clark Park bathroom.
The Transportation Committee recommended Sebastian Masiello for Select Board appointment while reporting level funding for an anticipated MassDOT grant.
Capital Committee reviewed fiscal 2027 capital improvement requests in continuing preliminary session.
The Fire Station Building Committee reviewed site evaluation rankings and mailed letters to property owners seeking feedback by February 6. The committee's evaluation matrix, prepared by Tecton, showed consistency between committee and professional feedback in identifying seven top sites.
The Conservation Commission closed four public hearings and issued Orders of Conditions on environmental permits.
The Special Committee to Review By-Laws began work on recodifying the town's general by-laws.
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