Easton ZBA Approves Auto Repair Return to Aquifer Zone, Clears Demolition of Historic Home
Easton Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 on two special permits and reorganized its leadership Tuesday night.
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Easton Housing Authority Approves June Warrant, Receives No-Shortfall Notice from HUD
Easton Housing Authority receives federal no-shortfall notice and advances five capital projects.
Easton Human Rights Committee Reelects Bornstein as Chair, Plans Indigenous Fair Booth
Easton Human Rights Committee reelects leadership and commits to an Indigenous peoples theme for its October fair booth.
Easton Historic Commission Blocks Demolition of 1776 Monk House for One Year
Easton Historic Commission votes unanimously to delay demolition of the 1776 Monk House at 91 Union Street for 12 months.
Easton CPC Authorizes $10,000 Appraisal for Langwater Farm Preservation
Easton Community Preservation Committee votes to appraise development rights on 38-acre Langwater Farm fields.
Easton Affordable Housing Trust allocates $286,000, plans for $3 million in projects
Easton Affordable Housing Trust opens planning effort to deploy $3 million reserve toward new housing.
Easton Housing Authority Authorizes $465,000 Grant Bid, Rejects State Contract Changes
Easton Housing Authority backs new director's contract and a $465,000 creative placemaking grant bid.
Easton Environmental Stewardship Committee Reorganizes, Names McCafferty as New Chair
Easton's Environmental Stewardship Committee reorganized Monday and opened a push to regulate data centers before any facility can arrive unannounced. The committee voted 5-0 to name Carolyn McCafferty as chair effective July 1, replacing Christina Rufford, who has led the body for several years.
Easton Historical Commission Unanimously Declares 91 Union Street Historically Significant
Easton Historical Commission votes unanimously to protect 18th-century Monk House from demolition.
Easton CPC Defers Leadership Vote, Eyes Langwater Farm Appraisal at July Meeting
Easton's Community Preservation Committee deferred its annual leadership reorganization and flagged a possible appraisal vote for Langwater Farm development rights at its next meeting.