Littleton Board Approves King Street Ownership Transfer Amidst Transparent Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Board of Selectmen approved a request for special permit clarifications regarding the transfer of three parcels on King Street, emphasizing the necessity of transparent ownership structures. The board also gave unanimous approval to an ANR application for property reallocation on Great Road, while discussions about Collective Cannabis’ operating hours were postponed due to absent representatives.

Granby West St Building Committee Approves PCB Testing Amid Signage and Water Supply Deliberations

Overview: The Granby West St Building Committee convened to discuss developments in the municipal building project, focusing on PCB testing, signage placement, and water supply challenges. The committee unanimously approved a contract for extensive PCB testing proposed by Atlas, amid concerns about the number of samples and potential costs. Signage strategies were reevaluated due to changes in the building’s entrance, and communication issues surrounding the water supply reactivation were highlighted.

Boston Zoning Board Approves Gold Street Project Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Boston Zoning Board of Appeals held a virtual meeting on August 26, 2025, where several development proposals were discussed and approved, including a contentious project on Gold Street. The board approved the construction of a single-family home, despite public opposition surrounding the addition of a roof deck, which residents argued could lead to noise and privacy issues. The meeting also featured discussions on other significant projects, including plans for multi-family housing conversions, all of which highlighted the ongoing challenges of balancing development with community needs and concerns.

Natick Zoning Board Deliberates on Self-Storage Facility Security and Single-Family Dwelling Proposals

Overview: The recent Natick Zoning Board meeting focused primarily on discussions related to a self-storage facility on Mill Street and several residential proposals. The board’s deliberations underscored community concerns about security, access, and development impacts on neighborhood aesthetics and privacy.

Montville School Board Faces Safety Concerns After Student Left Unattended on Bus, Debates Cell Phone Policy

Overview: The Montville School Board meeting was marked by a heated discussion on the district’s transportation safety after a student in the Extended School Year program was left unattended on a bus for over two hours. The meeting also saw debate on potential changes to the district’s policy on cell phone usage in schools, with members considering a range of options from a total ban to partial restrictions.