Boston Planning Board Approves White Stadium Renovation Amidst Discussions on Housing and Development

Overview: The Boston Planning and Development Board’s recent meeting focused on significant city developments, including the approval of the White Stadium renovation project, despite ongoing litigation and community concerns. Additionally, the board navigated discussions on affordable housing developments, proposals for new residential projects, and the rezoning of the Western Avenue corridor to facilitate growth and multimodal accessibility.

Millburn Council Tackles Town Hall Renovation and Affordable Housing

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting addressed significant municipal issues including the proposed Town Hall renovation project aimed at achieving LEED Silver certification and the contentious 9 Main Street affordable housing project. The meeting elicited resident concerns over transparency in local governance, particularly in matters of land use, and debates over the handling of fair share housing and the potential financial and reputational implications for the township.

Williston City Council Debates Costly Development Project

Overview: The Williston City Council’s recent meeting was dominated by discussions on a development project at Laurel Point, which raised concerns over financial implications for the city. The project, requiring the city to construct a Lime Rock road and acquire permits, was debated due to the associated costs, responsibilities, and potential strain on the city’s budget. Additionally, the council addressed topics including public utility updates, a swearing-in ceremony for new council members, temporary appointments, and community events.

Littleton Library Board Approves Budget, Funds Allocation

Overview: The Littleton Library Board of Trustees convened recently, addressing several significant items, with the most notable being the approval of the budget and the allocation of funds for staff computer replacements, scholarships, and potential furniture purchases.

Easthampton School Achieves Prestigious LEED Gold Certification

Overview: The Easthampton School Committee’s latest meeting was marked by the announcement of Mountain View School being awarded the LEED V4 gold certification for its achievements in energy efficiency and sustainability. This recognition places Mountain View at the forefront of environmentally responsible school facilities. Among other discussed topics, the summer food service program at Mountain View School and the review of several school policies were points of interest.