Easton Housing Authority Approves Solar Study, $297K Warrant
Easton Housing Authority backs no-cost solar study, approves $297,242.76 warrant.
Easton Housing Authority backs no-cost solar study, approves $297,242.76 warrant.
Easton Zoning Board of Appeals approves teardown and rebuild of a condemned Purchase Street house.
Easton Human Rights Committee welcomes a new member, juggles fall event logistics. The committee seated Jenny Dunkley, a special education consultant and state Commission on Disabilities member, and approved corrected minutes 9-0 with one abstention.
Easton's Community Preservation Committee splits a town hall grounds request from its parking costs while advancing an accessibility fix at Oaks Ames Memorial Hall.
Easton's ESC learns mid-meeting it has two more members than it thought, casting doubt on its own votes.
Easton building committee recommends $2.2 million in tech buys for new public safety, DPW facilities.
Easton's Community Preservation Committee advances seven of nine grant bids, stalls two.
Easton Human Rights Committee backs $1,500 for Native history programming at fall festival.
Easton's building panel clears $971,326 in furniture for new public safety, DPW sites.
Easton Zoning Board approves Reynolds Street teardown-rebuild 5-0 over deck privacy fight. Chairperson Ryan Cook and four colleagues voted unanimously to let petitioner Justin Fisher demolish and rebuild a nonconforming single-family home at 8 Reynolds Street within its existing footprint.
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