The Facilities Master Plan Steering Committee resolved confusion over whether the School Committee must pick one building option before the draft master plan.
Quincy's Combined Oversight and Finance Committee closed out its Flock camera order after the city abruptly switched license-plate reader vendors.
The Milton Board of Health voted unanimously to condemn two buildings at 9 Thatcher Street and approved a series of opioid abatement grants.
The Needham Design Review Board approved a rotating public art gallery and new urgent-care signage, and reviewed North Hill's major senior-living expansion.
Needham's Commissioners of Trust Funds approved a $1,500 DVAC grant contingent on Board of Health sign-off and reviewed a $13 million trust portfolio.
The Planning Board approved dropping a fence requirement at 271 Canton Street. With the chair abstaining, the vice chair took over, and the board approved the modification with three votes in favor and two abstentions after the neighboring house was replaced by the approved M&D Core commercial site.
Plainville's Bylaw Sub Committee debated a draft surveillance technology bylaw without taking a vote. The draft would require departments to file a surveillance technology impact and use report reviewed by town council before procurement.
The Planning Board took public comment on a proposed mulch operation next to an existing gravel pit. Deborah Bell, who identified herself as Director of the Board of Health, praised the board's review of the site plan, groundwater protection and noise.
Wellesley's Zoning Board of Appeals continued the First Citizens Bank site plan hearing for 26 Washington Street to Nov. 12.
Dedham Select Board weighed a costly MWRA sewer overflow plan and advanced a Whiting Avenue safety project without taking a final vote on the regional sewer question.
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