Littleton Morning Brief, Oct. 23: ZBA chair cleared to hear LNG variance

From Littleton News

• Housing trust weighs funding for three projects Littleton's Affordable Housing Trust weighed funding commitments for three housing projects this fall, from a Habitat for Humanity home opening in summer 2027 to senior housing at 410 Great Road, after a key state grant fell through.Littleton News
• Select Board debates ZBA chair's LNG hearing role Littleton's Select Board took up whether Zoning Board of Appeals Chairperson Sherrill Gould could hear a Boston Gas Company variance to park liquefied natural gas tanker trucks at Kimball Farm Village, as a member raised concerns about her legal ties to Kimball Farm.Littleton News
• Conservation board reviews water, gas line projects Littleton's Conservation Commission considered a paved-surface change at the LELWD's Trumbull Well site and a Boston Gas service-line replacement on Taylor Street, while continuing hearings on a Shag Bark Drive dock project and the Shaker Lane Elementary School renovation.Littleton News
• Friends of LCTV plan first annual telethon Friends of Littleton Community Television announced their first annual telethon, set for Nov. 19 from 6 to 9 p.m. and streamed online, as the nonprofit works to shore up the station's programming budget.Littleton News

Coming up

• Thu, Oct 29: Littleton girls soccer visits North Middlesex Oct. 29 MaxPreps previews a nonconference junior varsity girls soccer match between Littleton and North Middlesex Regional in Townsend on Oct. 29.MaxPreps

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