Selectmen Vote to Begin Data Center Moratorium
Somerset's Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to send a draft zoning moratorium on data centers to the Planning Board for a public hearing.
Somerset's Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to send a draft zoning moratorium on data centers to the Planning Board for a public hearing.
Somerset Selectmen let a data center moratorium motion die for lack of a second after a process dispute.
The Freetown Board of Selectmen approved a $1,195,000 boiler replacement at Freetown Elementary School and finalized the warrant for the November 9 Special Town Meeting.
Acushnet's Board of Selectmen approved new water and sewer rates for fiscal 2027 and signed off on a liquor license transfer for Scuttlebutt's.
The Rehoboth Select Board accepted $1,486,637.69 in Chapter 90 highway reimbursement and continued a used-car dealer's license hearing to October 19.
Somerset's Board of Selectmen reported a $750,000 federal grant for the Friends Meeting House and opened debate on a new soil-excavation rule.
The Somerset Board of Selectmen approved a final $5 million borrowing note to close out the $91 million Somerset Middle School project.
Somerset selectmen postponed a $142,973.91 ball field contract and authorized a reply to an open meeting law complaint. The Board of Selectmen delayed signing the South Complex Ball Field Restoration Project agreement with Sports Turf Specialists Inc. after the vendor failed to return a signed copy.
The Freetown Board of Selectmen heard that new state zoning laws could override local control while raising safety concerns about a proposed Lakeville gravel pit.
Acushnet selectmen appointed Thomas Curry as building commissioner and accepted assessor Kelly Koska's resignation.
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