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Zoning Board of Appeals continues three hearings to mid-February

Holliston Zoning Board of Appeals continues three cases to February 18. The board deferred decisions on a 40B comprehensive permit for Concord Street Apartments at 180–206 Concord Street, an administrative appeal by Courtney Simmons at 149 Dodd Drive, and a dimensional variance petition from David

Historical Commission retains leadership, prioritizes demolition delay and design standards.

Historical Commission reelects its slate and prioritizes demolition delay, design standards work. Sara Zarrelli retained the chair, with Frank Chamberlain as vice chair and Pat Pereira as clerk. The commission approved the authorization for Zarrelli and Chamberlain to reach out to the Planning

Holliston Conservation Commission issues compliance certificate, studies forest clearing

Conservation Commission issues compliance certificate, orders site investigation. The Holliston Conservation Commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for a completed Department of Public Works drainage replacement project at 35 and 41 Pleasant Street, closing an open Order of

Trails Committee approves 2025 accomplishments, defers 2026 goals.

The Holliston Trails Committee unanimously approved its 2025 accomplishments summary but deferred discussion of 2026 goals to allow members more time for review. Chair Robert Weidknecht reported that engineering bids for the Phipps Tunnel Granite Wall repair came in at approximately $50,000 each;

Sewer Commission moves forward with easement agreements and May Town Meeting articles.

Holliston Sewer Commission advances easement strategy and grant applications. The Commission approved preparation and mailing of standardized easement agreements to 72 affected property owners, with a 60-day review period and accompanying cover letter drafted by James Keast and Frank Gervasio. All