Milton Select Board Tackles Beaver Dams and Infrastructure Challenges Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: During a recent Milton Select Board meeting, discussions centered around the environmental and infrastructure challenges posed by beaver activity near the Anquidy Dam and Harland Street, as well as a significant sewer pump project on Granite Avenue. The board addressed the ecological impact of beaver dams, potential flooding, and the need for infrastructure improvements to accommodate future developments.

Milton School Building Committee Faces Tight Schedule Amid Land Swap and Funding Challenges

Overview: The Milton School Building Committee discussed issues related to its timeline and funding strategies for a major school construction project. concerns centered on an impending reverter clause linked to a land swap, which could complicate funding requests and project completion if not addressed before May 2028. Additionally, the committee explored logistical challenges in forming a school building committee and securing local funding authorization.

Milton Select Board Considers Special Permit for Commercial Parking at American Legion Post

Overview: At a recent Milton Select Board meeting, the American Legion Post 114’s request for a special permit amendment to allow commercial overnight parking on its property took center stage. The proposal, intended to generate additional revenue for the post’s community contributions and operational costs, sparked a discussion among board members and residents. The application highlighted the post’s financial challenges and its significance in supporting local youth sports and community events.

Milton Select Board Approves Trio of Special Permits for Home Additions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Milton Select Board, three separate applications for special permits were approved, allowing homeowners to proceed with additions to their properties despite zoning bylaw challenges. These approvals reflect both the community’s support and the board’s acknowledgment of the residents’ need for expanded living spaces.

Norfolk County Approves Lease for Golf Course Equipment, Addresses Budget Concerns

Overview: During the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners meeting, a key decision was made to approve a five-year lease agreement for new equipment at the President’s Golf Course. The lease, valued at $79,665, includes an E-Hover Pro 450, a Pro-Force blower, and a Ventra tractor. The decision is expected to enhance the operational capacity of the golf course. The equipment will be delivered around May 30th, with the lease managed by PNC.