Board of Health approved a 70-well geothermal system for Fox Hill Elementary and Chick-fil-A restaurant plans. The Board voted unanimously to permit the geothermal wells at 252 Fox Hill Road, with drilling starting mid-July for approximately six to seven weeks; Environmental Engineer Christine
Burlington's Charter Review Committee voted unanimously to rename the town's Ways and Means Committee as the Finance Committee, a change that will simplify language throughout the home rule charter being drafted for eventual town meeting approval.
Burlington Board of Health clears Chick-fil-A site plan, Fox Hill geothermal wells, and biotech safety permit at June meeting.
Burlington's Select Board heard nearly two hours of public comment on the ICE processing facility at 1000 District Avenue and took no vote on the matter.
Burlington Planning Board orders traffic peer review for contested Wilmington Road plaza and advances Chick-fil-A hearing.
Historical Commission approved prior meeting minutes and the treasurer's report unanimously. Seven members attended the June 17 meeting at Grandview Farm and Marion Tavern. The museum will operate Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 13, July 11, August 8, and September 12, drawing over twenty
Public Arts Committee postpones September Town Meeting warrant article to May 2027 at Town Administration's request. The delay will strain the committee's finances and force service cutbacks, including cancellation of plans to purchase Edwin the dragon. Members including Barbara L'Heureux, Mike
The Burlington Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved two setback variances and two sign permits at its June 16 meeting.
The Fox Hill School Building Committee voted 7-0 to approve roughly $1.76 million in contractor payments and heard that steel erection has begun weeks ahead of schedule.
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved four applications unanimously at its June 16 meeting without recorded public comment. Daniel Carmody's request for a 23-by-6 garage with side yard variance at 5 Phyllis Ave was approved with required natural buffering, while Deborah Garside received variance
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