Norton Select Board Tackles Health Insurance Changes Amid Rising Costs

Overview: In a recent Norton Select Board meeting, changes to the health insurance plans for Medicare-eligible retirees were discussed, alongside the adoption of new policies for town building use and improvements in electoral processes. Key decisions included reverting from the Etna Advantage Medicare plan to the more favorable Medex Blue Cross plan due to rising premiums and coverage issues, approval of a new building use policy, and scheduling the annual town election for April 11th.

Utility Pole Installations and Cannabis Business Expansion Highlight Norton Select Board Meeting

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting focused on utility infrastructure enhancements and the expansion plans of a local cannabis business. The board approved multiple petitions for utility pole installations to accommodate new commercial developments, while also addressing the host community agreement for Lucky Green Ladies, which seeks to expand its cannabis operations.

Norton Select Board Discusses Significant Zoning Bylaw Overhaul Ahead of Town Meeting

Overview: The Norton Select Board convened to review substantial proposed changes to the town’s zoning bylaws, focusing on restructuring and modernizing regulations in preparation for the upcoming town meeting. The session highlighted the importance of communicating these changes effectively to residents, while also addressing concerns about maintaining transparency and community engagement.

Norton Select Board Grapples with Water Quality and Infrastructure Projects Amidst Regulatory Challenges

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting focused heavily on vital infrastructure and water quality issues, particularly in response to new state and federal regulations. The board considered a $445,000 engineering proposal to upgrade water treatment facilities and discussed a major water main replacement project.

Norton Select Board Approves Key License Agreement for West Main Street Development

Overview: During the recent Norton Select Board meeting, a critical license agreement was approved, facilitating development on properties on West Main Street and West Main Street. This 50-year agreement with Northtown Properties LLC allows for shared access to the properties, which is essential for the project’s progression.