Select Board OKs $28.5M in School, PFAS Bonds
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.
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.
The Groton Conservation Commission heard a detailed briefing on a specialized stretch energy code heading to spring 2026 Town Meeting and continued a contested garage-in-buffer hearing.
The Groton Select Board voted unanimously to back a $4.1 million to $4.3 million renovation of the Cow Pond Brook fields, directing Town Manager Mark to send a letter of support to the Community Preservation Committee.
The Groton Planning Board approved a shared driveway permit and backed two Community Preservation Committee funding letters.
The Groton Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to require a full wetlands permit for unauthorized fill dumped in the buffer zone at 101 Longley Road.
Groton Select Board voted to hold the 2026 Annual Town Meeting on Saturday, May 2, as officials detailed a looming school budget gap.
The Groton Planning Board voted to approve a site plan for a used car dealership at 14 Town Line Road.
Groton Planning Board approves permits for dental office and marijuana retailer at 489 Main Street.
Groton's Board of Health opened a broad review of its well and septic regulations at the August 1 meeting, debating requirements that would mandate dual-compartment septic tanks for all new construction and tank replacements.
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