Deerfield Select Board Addresses Horse Burial Concerns and Noise Complaints

Overview: The Deerfield Select Board meeting addressed a range of issues, with the most significant being the concerns raised by residents about the burial of a horse near their properties and ongoing noise complaints from a local property. Residents voiced fears about potential health hazards and the impact on groundwater, while the noise issues related to a nuisance dog and an outdoor venue have yet to see resolution, despite mitigation efforts.

Littleton Selectmen Tackle Zoning, Water Treatment, and Tree Bylaw

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Board of Selectmen engaged in discussions on several topics, including zoning bylaw amendments related to marijuana cultivation, advocacy for water treatment plant funding, and a potential new tree bylaw. The board also reviewed a number of development projects, such as the King Street Commons senior affordable units and Strawberry Farms subdivision, which brought forth debates on environmental and developmental impacts.

Palatka Commission Tackles Zoning and Event Concerns

Overview: The Palatka City Commission addressed a range of community concerns in their recent meeting, with a focus on zoning amendments, event organization, employee benefits, and public safety recognition. The commission’s discussions on property rezoning and land use amendments particularly highlighted the community’s interest in the impact of proposed developments.

Chatham Zoning Board Approves Kennel Permit

Overview: The Chatham Zoning Board’s recent meeting saw the approval of a contentious permit allowing the Chatham Dog Club to incorporate overnight kennel use into their existing facility. Despite concerns raised by a resident about increased noise and neighborhood disturbances, the club’s representatives provided assurances of noise management and control. The board’s decision highlighted the balancing act between supporting local businesses and addressing residents’ concerns.

Revere City Council Tackles Infrastructure and Public Safety Budgets

Overview: In a recent Revere City Council meeting, council members and city officials convened to discuss the upcoming fiscal year’s budget allocations, highlighting significant investments in infrastructure, public safety, and community services. Top priorities included addressing electric vehicle fires, implementing technology in parking enforcement, and managing short-term rentals and rodent control issues.