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Burlington Board of Health Approves 188-Unit Middlesex Turnpike Residential Project Unanimously

BURLINGTON -- May 12, 2026, Burlington's Board of Health unanimously approved the site plan and special permit for the Nordblom Company's 188-unit residential project at 129 and 131 Middlesex Turnpike at its May 12 meeting. Attorney Robert Buckley and project manager Todd Fremont Smith presented the

Committee approves prior minutes, views electronic voting system demo.

Burlington's Electronic Voting Committee approved prior meeting minutes and viewed an electronic voting system demonstration from Option Technologies representative Mark Fite at an April 29 meeting chaired by Kevin Spielberger. The five-member panel, along with Town Clerk Florence Leone and outside

Wellness Committee advances revised health curriculum standards for school approval.

Burlington's Wellness Advisory Committee endorses revised K-12 health education policy aligned with 2023 frameworks. The committee, including School Committee members Melissa Massardo and Meaghan Nawoichik along with 16 other district and community representatives, took consensus action on Grade

Burlington Capital Budget backs $2.7M school improvements

Burlington Capital Budget Committee backs FY27 school district improvements totaling $2.7M. The committee voted on 11 capital projects with strong support for most items, including $685,960 for boiler room repairs at Burlington High School, $605,000 for a cooling tower replacement at Marshall

Ways and Means TH2 Subcommittee backs three capital warrant articles totaling $75,000.

Ways and Means TH2 Subcommittee unanimously endorses three capital articles totaling $75,000. The subcommittee voted 2-0 to support Article 3-2, allocating $30,000 to replace aging fitness equipment at Recreation that has been in daily use for more than 10 years. Article 3-3 received unanimous