The Select Board previewed a $1,575,000 sewer capacity purchase and a contested open-space petition before the Nov. 9 town meeting. Members described Article 4 as 150,000 gallons per day from Franklin at about $10.50 per gallon, to be repaid mainly from roughly $4,000 hookup fees.
Millis Finance Committee recapped an 8-1 recommendation against permanently restricting Cassidy Field to conservation use ahead of fall Town Meeting.
The Millis Select Board voted 2-1 to endorse a citizen's petition protecting Cassidy Field as permanent open space ahead of a binding Nov. 9 Town Meeting vote.
The Millis Finance Committee voted 8-1 to recommend Town Meeting reject a citizens' petition to permanently protect roughly 15 acres of town-owned Cassidy Field.
Millis Planning Board approved a new St. Thomas Church hall and continued two major subdivision hearings. The board voted unanimously to approve a special permit for a new one-story parish community center at 82 Exchange Street, adding 15 parking spaces for a total of 103.
The Millis Finance Committee heard hours of debate on a citizens' petition to permanently conserve Cassidy Farm but took no recommendation vote, pushing all twelve fall warrant articles to next week.
The Millis Select Board approved the November 3 state election warrant and previewed a roughly $1.5 million sewer capacity purchase ahead of the November 9 fall town meeting.
Millis Finance Committee previews a 12-article fall warrant topped by a $1.6 million sewer capacity buy.
Millis Select Board closes warrant for Nov. 9 town meeting, anchored by a $1.6 million sewer deal.
Millis Finance Committee opens its fiscal year with two new members and a tight fall timeline.
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