Board accepts withdrawal of Blue Hill Ave variance
Milton's Board of Appeals accepted the withdrawal of a variance request for a new house at 350 Blue Hill Avenue after a redesign eliminated the need for zoning relief.
Milton's Board of Appeals accepted the withdrawal of a variance request for a new house at 350 Blue Hill Avenue after a redesign eliminated the need for zoning relief.
Milton's School Committee reviewed a first-draft fiscal 2028 budget projecting 4.88 percent growth, the lowest escalation in several years.
Milton previewed a $11.75 million land purchase ahead of next week's Town Meeting vote.
Milton's Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board held a joint seminar on sweeping changes to state zoning law.
Milton's School Building Committee warns a pre-kindergarten addition could delay the school project up to two years. From our own coverage: Disability panel lacks quorum for ADA vote; School panel weighs $1.1 million tech capital ask.
Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to expand its Traffic Mitigation Subcommittee and authorize new speed-calming funds amid resident complaints of 70 mph speeds.
Milton Conservation Commission approved drainage plans for two new houses, conditioning one on rhododendron protection. The board voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve orders of conditions for projects at 120 Highland Street and 26 Bartons Lane.
Nine articles await a vote at Milton's Oct. 19 special town meeting. Also in today's brief (6 items): Special town meeting warrant carries nine articles; Girls soccer navigates tough Bay State slate; Hingham to play Milton in girls soccer; Westborough freshmen face Milton in volleyball.
The Milton Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for a 12-by-18-foot rear deck at 50 Frothingham Road and continued two other hearings to November 12.
Milton's School Committee finance subcommittee drafted a policy to phase in small annual fee increases for athletics, busing, adult education and Community Schools instead of occasional large hikes.
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