Disability Panel OKs $250 for New Brochures
The Westport Commission on Disability voted to spend up to $250 on redesigned outreach brochures and approved a final $200 payment toward a resident's wheelchair ramp.
The Westport Commission on Disability voted to spend up to $250 on redesigned outreach brochures and approved a final $200 payment toward a resident's wheelchair ramp.
Westport's Beach Committee recommended longtime resident Blair Burlingame for an open seat and flagged a widening deficit in the town's beach enterprise fund.
Easton's ESC learns mid-meeting it has two more members than it thought, casting doubt on its own votes.
Easton building committee recommends $2.2 million in tech buys for new public safety, DPW facilities.
Easton's Community Preservation Committee advances seven of nine grant bids, stalls two.
Easton Human Rights Committee backs $1,500 for Native history programming at fall festival.
Historical Commission continued a Main Road pool and patio hearing to Sept. 2 without a decision. The commission voted 7-0 on the continuance after attorney Kelly Jordan Price said the applicant, trustee Robert Branca, and four neighbors had settled and stayed their court cases.
Somerset's Economic Development Committee voted unanimously Tuesday to have the town planner detail why local permitting drags on for months.
Easton's building panel clears $971,326 in furniture for new public safety, DPW sites.
Easton Zoning Board approves Reynolds Street teardown-rebuild 5-0 over deck privacy fight. Chairperson Ryan Cook and four colleagues voted unanimously to let petitioner Justin Fisher demolish and rebuild a nonconforming single-family home at 8 Reynolds Street within its existing footprint.
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