Greenfield City Council Tackles Parking, Housing, and Superintendent Search in Lengthy Meeting

Overview: At the recent Greenfield City Council meeting, members and community participants engaged in discussions on multiple fronts, including the search for a new superintendent, concerns over parking revenue and management, and strategies for housing development. The council also addressed other city operational issues such as waste management and the need for a refined approach to zoning ordinances.

Natick Select Board Discusses Affordable Housing Projects and Downtown Parking Reforms

Overview: The Natick Select Board meeting focused on the progression of significant affordable housing projects and reforms in the downtown parking system. A detailed presentation on the Five Auburn Street Project outlined its funding strategies, which include low-income housing tax credits and historic tax credits. Meanwhile, proposed changes to parking regulations aimed to simplify and improve downtown accessibility.

Westport Zoning Board Extends Compliance Deadline for Cease and Desist Order Amid Complex Zoning Debate

Overview: The Westport Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on October 16th was dominated by a discussion about a contentious cease and desist order related to commercial activities on Sodom Road, a property held by the Joyce B. Sylvia Revocable Trust. The board ultimately decided to extend the compliance deadline for removing commercial materials from the property to December 31st, highlighting the intricacies of distinguishing between agricultural and commercial use under local zoning laws.

Yarmouth Planning Board Tackles Key Zoning Changes and Comprehensive Plan Updates

Overview: The Yarmouth Planning Board meeting on October 15, 2025, centered around discussions on zoning amendments affecting boat storage and the adoption of the 2025 Yarmouth Local Comprehensive Plan (LCP). The meeting also touched on the potential designation of Yarmouth as a seasonal community and updates on the Madakis project.

Fall River Traffic Board Approves Safety Measures Amid Concerns Over Speeding and Parking

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Traffic Board addressed several pressing traffic concerns, leading to the approval of new safety measures and changes to parking regulations. Key decisions included the installation of a solar flashing caution sign at a dangerous intersection, the adjustment of parking regulations near a school, and the allocation of handicap parking spaces to accommodate residents with mobility challenges.