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Fall River Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Planning board weighs street tree waivers
Fall River Planning Board weighs street tree waivers, developer's surety request for new roadway. From our own coverage: Planning board weighs street tree waivers, surety cut; Board of health weighs two tobacco shop suspensions.
From Fall River News
- Planning board weighs street tree waivers, surety cut Fall River's Planning Board took up design waivers for a new roadway off Norwood and Monarch streets after its engineering director warned against waiving required street trees, then turned to a developer's request to cut subdivision surety for Highland Woods.Fall River News
- Board of health weighs two tobacco shop suspensions Fall River's Board of Health weighed suspensions for two retailers accused of selling tobacco to minors, including a store whose owner called the sale a mistake and another where a clerk sold cigars to a 19-year-old.Fall River News
- Transportation committee opens Arruda's Lane inquiry Fall River's new Ad Hoc School Transportation Committee held its first meeting on Arruda's Lane, a hazardous border road used by school buses, as residents challenged the city's responsibility and officials outlined a sharply higher special education and homeless-student transportation budget for next year.Fall River News
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