Dighton Board of Assessors Discusses Hero Act and Solar Farm Tax Agreements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dighton Board of Assessors reviewed several key items, including the finalization of language for the Hero Act and discussions surrounding a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement for a solar farm on Brook Street. The board aims to present these matters at the special town meeting scheduled for November.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Orders Fence Relocation Amid Boundary Dispute

Overview: The Dighton Board of Selectmen addressed a complex boundary dispute involving properties at 2188 and Cedar Street, focusing on a chain-link fence allegedly encroaching on a neighboring property. After discussions, the Board decided to order the property owner, Mr. Christopher Pereira, to relocate his fence to ensure compliance with the established property lines.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Lowers Speed Limit on Center Street Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dighton Board of Selectmen approved lowering the speed limit on Center Street to address ongoing safety concerns for students at Bristol County Agricultural High School. The decision was made after extensive discussion, highlighting various community safety initiatives and other significant town matters.

Dighton Conservation Commission Faces Wetland Violations Amidst Regulatory Changes

Overview: The Dighton Conservation Commission meeting was marked by discussions on wetland violations and proposed regulatory changes, alongside updates on ongoing projects and budget considerations. Central to the meeting was the issue of unauthorized activities in wetland areas, notably the dumping of wood chips and the presence of cattle, which led to contentious exchanges regarding compliance and enforcement.

Dighton Community Preservation Committee Denies Housing Authority Funding, Approves Historical Designation Study

Overview: The Dighton Community Preservation Committee (CPC) meeting covered topics, including the denial of a funding application from the Housing Authority and the approval of a historical designation study for the Mount Hope area. Discussions also touched on ongoing and upcoming projects, financial updates, and the future timeline for the library’s occupancy.