Health Board Grills Eversource Over Substation Bathroom
Burlington Board of Health presses Eversource on a substation bathroom plan.
Burlington Board of Health presses Eversource on a substation bathroom plan.
Burlington's Planning Board continued three Chick-fil-A applications for 2 Wall Street to October 1 after independent traffic engineer Jeffrey Dirk testified a fire truck cannot maneuver through the site's parking lot while the restaurant is open.
Zoning board voted unanimously 5-0-0 to approve signage for Lahey Clinic modernization. The special permit covered two illuminated wall signs at 41 Burlington Mall Road: one visible from Route 128 and another at ground level near the emergency room entrance.
Burlington's Zoning Board of Appeals approved updated signage for Lahey Clinic's Burlington Mall Road campus and stalled a Sarah Street permit.
Burlington's Select Board previewed a charter draft that would create the town's first recall process for elected officials.
Burlington's Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to give final wetlands approval to Nordblom Company's 188-unit apartment project at 129-131 Middlesex Turnpike, already backed by Town Meeting and the Planning Board, and set a $30,000 cash bond, up from the $25,000 the board charged a comparable Nordbl
The Zoning Bylaws and Review Committee met informally September 9 after an Open Meeting Law posting complication prevented official business and voting. All eight members attended, including Chair Alex Rutfield, along with Head Building Inspector Marty Allan and Town Planning Director Liz
The Burlington Public Arts Committee approved a $1,500 transfer from summer fundraisers to the town account, with Jon Sachs handling the deposit to Sam Hockenbury. The Committee confirmed a pumpkin painting party for October 24, pending venue confirmation from Wegmans, and tasked Lindsay Carlson
Burlington charter panel votes to rewrite town administrator removal process.
Burlington's Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved prior minutes 6-0-3 and reviewed an electronic voting pilot for the January Town Meeting, with screens and displays identified as primary costs.
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