Tree Removal Debate and Construction Plans Dominate Littleton Conservation Meeting

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission’s recent meeting on November 4, 2025, centered on the debate over the hazardous tree removal at Long Lake Park and significant construction projects, including a proposal on Park Drive and a revised plan from the Citizens Battery Group.

Littleton School Committee Faces Tight Deadlines in Project Evaluation and Proposal Process

Overview: The Littleton School Committee meeting focused on discussions regarding the progression from the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to the Request for Proposals (RFP) phases, outlining a timeline amid logistical challenges and the need for thorough evaluations. Emphasizing the importance of maintaining an efficient process, the committee aimed to finalize the selection of firms for the project before the holiday season, addressing concerns about potential delays and the necessity for comprehensive reference checks.

Littleton Prepares for Vote on New School Project, Special Election Set for November 1

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting focused on preparations for an upcoming special election on November 1, which will determine funding for the new Shakelain School project. The election follows a special town meeting on October 28, where a two-thirds majority vote is required to move the project forward.

Littleton School Committee Urges Community Support for New Shaker Lane School Project

Overview: At the October 23rd, 2025 meeting of the Littleton School Committee, members emphasized the critical importance of community participation in the upcoming town meeting to secure approval for a new Shaker Lane School. The project requires a two-thirds majority vote, and concerns were raised about potential voter complacency. The committee stressed the necessity for residents to attend and vote, noting that the outcome of the town meeting would influence the future of the project.

Littleton Board of Health Approves Septic Upgrades Amid Public Concerns Over Runoff

Overview: The Littleton Board of Health convened on September 24, focusing primarily on approving various septic system upgrades across the town, addressing concerns from residents about potential runoff impacts, and discussing broader public health issues. The meeting tackled numerous cases of septic system upgrades, granting approvals for plans that required variances due to tight lot conditions and engaging in discussions about public health threats such as West Nile Virus and unsanitary housing conditions.