Littleton Board of Selectmen Reviews ADU Proposals Amid Concerns Over Zoning Bylaws

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen, attention was given to the ongoing discussions surrounding the regulations for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). The board evaluated various aspects of the proposed zoning bylaw adjustments, focusing on size limits, ownership requirements, and their implications for non-conforming lots. The debate over these issues highlighted the community’s efforts to balance housing needs with regulatory compliance.

Littleton Historical Commission Grapples with Preservation Challenges Amid Financial Hurdles

Overview: The Littleton Historical Commission meeting on November 12th concentrated on several issues related to the preservation of local historical sites, including the potential sale of the First Baptist Church due to financial constraints, restoration challenges on Robinson Road, and concerns over the condition of stored historical building materials. Discussions also addressed the future of historical markers and the possibility of engaging the community in preservation efforts through educational projects and outreach.

Littleton School Committee Prepares for Key RFQ and RFP Phases in School Project

Overview: The Littleton School Committee meeting focused on the near completion of the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) evaluations for construction management firms. The committee is working toward finalizing these processes to progress their school project efficiently. The meeting also addressed logistical planning for upcoming interviews with shortlisted firms and site visits.

Littleton School Committee Discusses Significant Improvement in Student Test Scores and Curriculum Adjustments

Overview: During the recent Littleton School Committee meeting, members discussed a range of topics, with attention given to the significant improvements in student performance on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System Test (MCAS). A particular focus was placed on the academic achievement gap between male and female students, and the introduction of new educational curricula. The committee also addressed the potential dissolution of the Friends of Alumni Field organization and the financial implications for the Littleton Athletic Boosters.

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.