Littleton Zoning Board Adopts Code of Conduct Amid Planning Board Disputes

Overview: The Littleton Zoning Board of Appeals has unanimously passed a motion to adopt a code of conduct, a move prompted by recent contentious incidents at the Planning Board level. The code emphasizes politeness, civility, and respect among members, applicants, and the public. During the meeting, there was also an acknowledgment of the departure of Daryl K Baker, who was elected to the Planning Board, and Kathleen O’Connor, who is stepping down from her alternate position on the Zoning Board.

Littleton School Committee Advances Shaker Lane Project with Subcommittees

Overview: As the Littleton School Committee continues to push forward with the Shaker Lane School building project, discussions have intensified around the Preliminary Design Program (PDP) and the formation of subcommittees to streamline the process. In the latest meeting, the committee outlined steps for community engagement, including the launch of a survey and visioning sessions, while addressing the need for additional meetings to ensure the project aligns with district needs.

Littleton Volunteer Corps Plans Large-Scale Emergency Response Drill

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Conservation Commission approved a land use permit for a significant emergency response training exercise organized by the Littleton Volunteer Corps. This large-scale drill, designed to simulate a small plane crash and a fire at Oak Hill, will involve around 70 first responders and authorities. Key points from the debate included the impact on the community, advance public notifications, and traffic management, particularly for cyclists near the training location.

Littleton Library Board Approves Budget, Funds Allocation

Overview: The Littleton Library Board of Trustees convened recently, addressing several significant items, with the most notable being the approval of the budget and the allocation of funds for staff computer replacements, scholarships, and potential furniture purchases.

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.