Board continues 42 Park Street hearing to Nov. 10
Planning Board continued 42 Park Street subdivision hearing to November 10; resident raised concerns about inclusionary housing bylaw parking provisions.
Planning Board continued 42 Park Street subdivision hearing to November 10; resident raised concerns about inclusionary housing bylaw parking provisions.
Ayer Town Meeting approved a contested tree bylaw, data center moratorium, virtual currency kiosk ban, and inclusionary housing income limits.
Ayer Senior Center Building Committee extended the general contractor bid deadline, approved vendor invoices, and authorized a contingent turtle protection plan contract.
Housing Trust reelected all three officers and voted unanimously to support the select board's inclusionary zoning amendment.
Board approved FY28 budget calendar and welcomed two new staff appointments while hearing the senior center remains on budget.
Board directed a rewrite of tobacco retailer rules with nicotine pouch caps and stricter penalties, with a draft due November 16.
Panel declined to take stance on Adams Circle housing; agreed on matrix review framework.
Ayer Rate Review Committee voted unanimously to raise the senior transfer station permit fee by $5 to $65 for calendar year 2027.
Board continued contested 42 Park Street site plan hearing to October 27 pending easement resolution.
The Ayer Council on Aging Board reviewed a construction timeline showing new senior center bids are due November 4, with a soft opening targeted for January 2028.
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