Government & development in Littleton
Government & development in Littleton, updated every morning from the Littleton brief.
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Last 14 days
- Conservation board resists ending Amazon-area salt monitoring. The Conservation Commission wants statistical proof before halting groundwater salt monitoring near 151 Taylor Street after a well reading of 86 milligrams per liter. A vote on ending private Lakeshore Drive docks is expected September 22.Littleton News
- Board of Health approves septic variance in 3-2 vote. The Board of Health split 3-2 to approve a septic fill-setback variance for 20 Orchid Drive, then was warned a draft charter proposal could convert it from an elected to an appointed board.Littleton News
- Historical Commission votes to protect Orchard House additions. The Historical Commission voted to include 1965-1978 additions to Orchard House under its preservation restriction and flagged a historic property, known as the Paul Glady house, at demolition risk with equipment staged on its lawn.Littleton News
- Library trustees approve two policies, flag contractor delay. Reuben Hoar Library trustees approved revised Children in the Library and Public Programs policies 4-0, while a contractor still has not removed a silt fence needed to close out the library's conservation permit.Littleton News
- Littleton marks 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 at firehouse. Littleton held a brief ceremony at the town firehouse honoring the 2,977 people killed in the 2001 attacks and 343 FDNY members who died responding, closing with a fire-service bell rung in their memory.Littleton News
- Littleton home sales span $619,000 to $1.8 million. Recent Littleton home sales in late summer ranged from $619,000 to $1.8 million, according to a roundup of local real estate transactions.Littleton News
Coming up
- Tue, Sep 22, 6:30 p.m.: Housing Trust meets after $500,000 CPC funding request. The Affordable Housing Trust meets in Room 103 at Town Hall Tuesday, following its September 3 vote seeking $500,000 from the Community Preservation Committee for affordable housing.Town of Littleton
- Fri, Sep 25: Drop-in office hours offered with Kyle Bubp. Littleton residents can meet one-on-one with Kyle Bubp during drop-in office hours Friday.Town of Littleton
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