Kingston Board of Selectmen Deliberates Over IT Budget Discrepancies and Sewer Contract Provisions

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting focused on several topics, primarily addressing concerns over the allocation of IT budget costs and the specifics of a sewer contract.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Grapples with Union Negotiations, Bylaw Amendments, and Sick Leave Policies

Overview: The Kingston Board of Selectmen focused on several issues as they prepared for the upcoming town meeting on May 2nd. The board addressed ongoing union negotiations, potential changes to wage and personnel bylaws, and revisions to sick leave policies, all while striving for legal clarity and consistency.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Approves Demolition of Historic Home Amidst Fiscal Planning and Community Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Kingston Board of Selectmen approved the demolition of a dilapidated historic home on Whopping Road, discussed various community projects, and addressed fiscal year-end spending. This decision highlights the ongoing tension between historical preservation and development needs in Kingston.

Kingston Board of Selectmen Approves Variance for ADU Leeching Field Amid Broader Health and Community Discussions

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Kingston Board of Selectmen, the most pressing topic was the approval of a variance request for a leeching field associated with a proposed accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on Clearing Farm Road. Max Capola from Grady Consulting presented the case, advocating for a reduced leeching field size of 434 square feet, smaller than the standard 800 square foot requirement. The board unanimously approved the request, paving the way for the development of a two-bedroom ADU while highlighting the practical challenges of adhering to standard requirements in certain construction scenarios.

Kingston Board Discusses Art Show Volunteer Needs, Monument Design, and Old Home Day Plans

Overview: During the recent Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, members engaged in discussions on several topics, including preparations for an upcoming art show, the design of a monument honoring Kingston residents who served during the Revolutionary War, and plans for the upcoming Old Home Day event.