Acushnet home sale hits $1 million as Main Street dominates September real estate activity. From our own coverage: Acushnet home sale hits $1 million as Main Street dominates September activity. Also in today's brief (3 items): School Negotiations Subcommittee meets Tuesday; Board of Se…
Acushnet recorded 31 property transfers from Aug. 28 to Sept. 26, but only 16 carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $375,000 to $1 million with a median of $573,500. The month's top transaction was 28 Gammons Rd., which sold for $1 million on Sept. 9.
The Golf Committee moved to resubmit a $17,860 Toro Workman utility vehicle request to the Select Board. Members said the course's 20-year-old beverage cart failed during a record August, when revenue reached 429.7 against a plan of 298.
Acushnet Board of Health splits 2-1 over a stalled Carol Street septic repair.
Select Board approves 36-acre conservation restriction on Main Street, refuses Flock Safety's removal fee. From our own coverage: Planning Board approves two subdivisions, advances solar bylaw rewrite; School Committee adopts five-year strategic plan. Also in today's brief (8 items): Sc…
Acushnet recorded 32 property transfers from Aug. 21 to Sept. 19, with 16 carrying a disclosed sale price ranging from $375,000 to $1 million and a median of $591,000. The top transaction was 28 Gammons Rd, which sold for $1 million on Sept. 9.
The Zoning Board of Appeals heard a request for two extra commercial vehicles at 224 Perry Hill Road after applicants withdrew a garage variance. Nathan J. and Carissa E. Doreen had sought a 40.7-foot setback where the retreat lot bylaw requires 75 feet.
Acushnet library trustees accepted the state aid financial report after the library spent $58,531 on materials against a $48,760 requirement.
Acushnet Housing Authority's director announced her resignation effective Dec. 31 after 17 years. She said she is leaving to help care for her first grandchild and hopes to stay on as a consultant for grant writing and the Presidential Terrace remodeling project.
Acushnet Select Board approves a 36-acre conservation restriction and refuses to pay Flock Safety's $500 camera-removal fee.
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