Milton Residents Demand Solutions for Traffic Woes Amid Road Diet Controversy

Overview: The Milton Select Board convened to address concerns over traffic congestion, particularly related to the Route 28 Randolph Road road diet pilot program, and to discuss the fiscal year 2026 stormwater fee and property tax classification. The meeting saw impassioned pleas from residents for immediate intervention to mitigate traffic issues exacerbated by the road diet, which was originally intended to enhance safety but has inadvertently increased traffic on neighboring streets.

Milton Select Board Grapples with Zoning Challenges and Economic Development Delays

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting focused heavily on zoning bylaw revisions, economic development concerns, and community planning efforts. Discussions addressed the complexities of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and the town’s ongoing efforts to secure funding and manage land use effectively.

Milton Select Board Faces Heated Debate Over New Library Funding and Site Selection

Overview: In a lengthy meeting of the Milton Select Board, discussions were dominated by the proposed construction of a new public library, focusing on funding, site selection, and community implications. Article 20, which proposed a $30,000 allocation for preliminary designs and a site plan for a new library, received approval. Article 19, concerning the transfer of land for the library, sparked debate over future funding and logistical concerns.

Milton Select Board Approves Special Permit for Osborne Road Addition Amid Zoning Debates

Overview: At the recent Milton Select Board meeting, the approval of a special permit for a two-story addition on Osborne Road took center stage, drawing considerable attention due to zoning nonconformities and neighborhood impact concerns. This decision came after a review of the application, supported by both detailed architectural plans and vocal neighborhood advocacy.

Milton Select Board Advances Renewable Energy Plan and Discusses Community Policing Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Milton Select Board meeting, the board moved forward with a proposal to enhance the town’s renewable energy infrastructure, a step that could impact the town’s environmental footprint. The board also addressed concerns about community policing, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen local law enforcement and community relations.