Littleton Conservation Commission Tackles Wetland Violations and Emergency Response Measures

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission’s recent meeting was dominated by discussions on wetland violations on King Street and the implementation of emergency response measures for a new electrical storage project. The commission also deliberated on several ongoing projects and environmental management strategies, addressing concerns about wetland delineations and stormwater management.

New Police Officer Appointed as Littleton Prepares for Town Meeting and Addresses Climate Concerns

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting on September 22nd was a multifaceted assembly focused on welcoming a new police officer, preparing for the upcoming town meeting, and addressing climate change concerns. The board covered various topics, from public safety and infrastructure to community engagement and sustainable development.

Littleton Zoning Board Approves Variance for Home Addition Amid Remote Work Challenges

Overview: The recent Littleton Zoning Board of Appeals meeting focused on a variance request by Mike Luke and Allison Fortune, residents of 15 Park Drive, who sought approval to construct an addition to the front of their home. The addition was necessary to create a dedicated office space as both owners work remotely, a situation that has necessitated using their dining room as a temporary workspace. This modification aims to address the challenges posed by remote work without disrupting their family life, which has been hindered by the clutter of computers and work materials.

Littleton Committee Grapples with Preservation Challenges Amidst Baptist Church Sale

Overview: The Littleton Community Preservation Committee meeting on September 17, 2025, primarily focused on preservation challenges, particularly involving the potential sale of the historic Baptist Church. The committee explored the implications of the sale, including the possibility of imposing a preservation restriction on the church’s clock tower, and debated the complexities of funding projects with historical significance. Additionally, the meeting addressed the allocation of funds for open space and recreation, with an emphasis on the strategic acquisition of land over maintenance.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Grapples with Accessibility and Funding in School Project Debate

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting was dominated by discussions surrounding the Shaker Lane School project, with a focus on accessibility compliance, financial implications, and the role of the Disability Commission in the planning process. Members and attendees debated the necessity of ensuring that the project met Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards while also navigating the complexities of project endorsement and financial accountability.