Select Board Appoints New Park Commission Member
Groton Select Board questioned a 30 percent assessment hike from a regional health agency and appointed a new Park Commission member by a 5-4 joint vote.
Groton Select Board questioned a 30 percent assessment hike from a regional health agency and appointed a new Park Commission member by a 5-4 joint vote.
The Groton Planning Board continued a hearing on a major redesign of the Cow Pond Brook Athletic Fields to March 12 after raising concerns about stormwater drainage and playground safety.
Groton's Conservation Commission continued hearings on a Squannacook River Dam repair and a Cow Pond Brook Park overhaul while approving two home-project wetlands permits.
Groton's Select Board previewed a 22-article warrant for the May 2 town meeting and weighed how to pay for an $812,000 dam repair.
The Groton Planning Board voted to endorse a Sand Hill Road lot-line swap and began drafting a zoning bylaw fix for the May 2 Spring Town Meeting warrant.
Groton's Select Board and Finance Committee voted to launch a six-month overtime staffing pilot for the fire department.
Groton Conservation Commission closed a hearing on a wetlands addition and voted to trim its own CPA funding request.
Groton Select Board approved routine items and debated whether to repair or remove the aging Squanacook River Dam.
The Groton Select Board voted unanimously to sell $28.5 million in bonds and a $4.5 million note for the Florence Roche Elementary School project and PFAS water work.
Groton's Board of Health voted to repeal swimming pool regulations and revise its septic code at the February 2 meeting.
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