Burlington Recreation Commission Weighs Record $4 Million Simons Park Renovation for FY27
Burlington Recreation Commission opens talks on a $4 million Simons Park overhaul, its largest capital request ever.
Burlington Recreation Commission opens talks on a $4 million Simons Park overhaul, its largest capital request ever.
Burlington's sign board continued a rebranding application for the struggling Middlesex Marketplace plaza at 90 Middlesex Turnpike, pushing a decision to December 16.
Burlington's Board of Appeals unanimously approved setback variances for two residential additions at its November 18 meeting. The four-member board — one short of its full complement — voted 4-0 on both cases after informing each set of applicants that approval required all four affirmative votes.
Burlington's Fox Hill School Building Committee approved more than $815,000 in design and construction invoices and announced that general contractor bids are due January 6, with a contract award expected by mid-January.
Burlington's Government Study Committee reached informal consensus on several proposed charter changes at its November 10 meeting.
Burlington's Charter Review Committee advanced revisions to a draft home-rule charter at its October 28 meeting, directing consultant Pat to clarify that the representative town meeting — not the Select Board — holds the power to appropriate funds.
Burlington Recreation Commission hears bench safety complaint, advances Marshall Simons field plan.
Burlington's School Building Committee reviewed a 16-item value engineering alternates list for the Fox Hill Elementary School project, with the construction budget now estimated at $73,950,700 — roughly $6 million below the $80 million figure set at schematic design.
Burlington Recreation Commission voted 5-0 on six spending items totaling more than $157,000 at its August 18 meeting.
Burlington's Police Station Building Committee confronted a mounting schedule crisis April 10 after the project's Planning Board site plan submission slipped from April to June, raising doubts about a September groundbreaking on the $46,225,000 new station.
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