Maynard Residents Voice Strong Concerns Over Proposed Avalon Bay Development Amid Environmental and Safety Worries

Overview: The recent Maynard Select Board meeting was dominated by discussions on a proposed development project by Avalon Bay, highlighting community opposition due to environmental, safety, and infrastructural concerns. Over 400 public comments were received, with the overwhelming majority expressing dissatisfaction with the high-density development proposed in an area designated for single-family homes. The board underscored the importance of community involvement and review processes before making decisions on projects impacting the town.

Maynard Select Board Faces Growing Community Opposition to Proposed Parker Street Housing Development.

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Maynard Select Board, community concerns were raised about a proposed 200-unit affordable housing development on Parker Street. The project’s location within Zone Two of the town’s wellheads has sparked fears about potential environmental impacts, particularly on the water supply. The board also discussed the need for a new senior center and the potential removal of downtown parking meters.

Maynard Select Board Weighs Development Concerns and Approves Filming for TV Show

Overview: The Maynard Select Board meeting, conducted both via Zoom and in person, covered a range of topics, including local development concerns, approval for a TV show filming, and infrastructure improvements.

Maynard Select Board Approves Plans for Residential Development Amid Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Maynard Select Board meeting addressed community matters, including the approval of a 200-unit residential development on Parker Street, discussions on affordable housing, and updates to the town’s waste management strategy. The meeting included discussions on infrastructure, public safety, and community engagement.

Maynard Select Board Approves Student-Designed Safety Signs and New Utility Pole Installation

Overview: The recent Maynard Select Board meeting saw the approval of student-designed safety signs and a new utility pole installation, alongside discussions on a variety of community and administrative matters.