Norton Zoning Board Deliberates on Zero Bert Street Variance Amidst Confusion Over Small Lot Exemption

Overview: The Norton Zoning Board of Appeals met recently to discuss several matters, including a complex property variance at zero Bert Street, procedural confusion regarding small lot exemptions, and contentious decisions on buildability at Paton Road.

Norton Planning Board Deliberates Traffic and Safety Concerns for Hill Street Development

Overview: The Norton Planning Board’s recent meeting primarily focused on traffic and safety concerns related to a proposed development on Hill Street, with discussions around potential impacts on residential neighborhoods and environmental factors. The board, consisting of members both in-person and remotely, engaged deeply with the community’s apprehensions about increased truck traffic and the narrowness of Hill Street.

Norton Water Sewer Commission Discusses Hydrant Failures and Sewer Connection Mandates

Overview: The Norton Water Sewer Commission meeting tackled issues, including hydrant failures during firefighting operations, the ongoing debate over sewer connection mandates, and updates on various infrastructure projects.

Norton Conservation Commission Debates Tree Removal and Wetland Impacts in Virtual Meeting

Overview: The Norton Conservation Commission met virtually on August 12, 2024, to discuss several significant land use projects, focusing on wetland delineation, tree removal, and stormwater management. The meeting addressed concerns from residents and representatives about environmental impacts and regulatory compliance.

Norton Planning Board Approves Key Modifications for Southwester Street Development and Explores MBTA Overlay District

Overview: The Norton Planning Board met on August 6, addressing critical modifications for local developments and diving into discussions about a proposed MBTA overlay district.