Burlington Conservation Commission Continues Two Wetland Hearings to April
Burlington Conservation Commission continues two wetland hearings as riverfront classification dispute slows A Street case.
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Ways and Means approves 11 municipal budgets totaling $51.6 million.
Ways and Means approves 11 municipal budgets totaling $51.6 million in near-unanimous votes. Chair Doug Davison's committee backed the Middlesex Retirement Fund at $16,222,772 and Debt Service at $10,407,163, both unanimously, alongside Employee Benefits at $20,180,017, which drew one dissenting
Government Review Subcommittee refines charter survey draft
Burlington Government Review Subcommittee refines charter survey for resident input. The subcommittee, meeting via Zoom with all five members present, reviewed and refined questions on town government structure, administrator authority, and forms of government. Stephanie Lessing, presenting the
Capital Budget backs Fire equipment, rejects Conservation fund
Capital Budget backs $275K in Fire equipment, rejects Conservation hazard fund. The committee voted 6-0-0 to approve $94,000 for a command vehicle replacement and $181,000 for cardiac monitor replacements, which are nearing end-of-life and lack current technology. The panel voted 4-2 to support a
Burlington School Committee approves six motions and amends capital warrant article.
Burlington School Committee unanimously approves eight capital and program motions on March 24. Chair Melissa Massardo oversaw approval of a $35,000 CTE Part B DESE Grant, $59,818.48 for a wireless microphone system, and out-of-state travel for the After School Program and 20 DECA students