Holliston Conservation Commission approves compliance certificate for Bonney Drive project. The commission voted unanimously on July 21 to grant the Certificate of Compliance for DEP #185-958, Lot 1, after confirming that the applicant had installed three conservation bound markers along the
Holliston Historical Commission advances preservation projects with new planning partnership. Chair Sara Zarrelli announced town planner Sarah Scott, who has preservation experience, will begin work in mid-August and engage the commission on design standards. Member Greg Schumacher reported
Holliston Sewer Commission Discovers $400K DEP Grant Windfall; Project Funding Expands to $3-4M. The Sewer Commission learned that a $400,000 Department of Environmental Protection grant applied for in 2022 remains available for reimbursement through June 30, 2027, expanding total project funding
Board of Health approves 180-day temporary trailer for Middlesex Bank's construction project. Vice Chair Peter Liffiton moved approval of the temporary structure, seconded by Clerk Audrea Szabatura, with both voting in favor; Health Director Scott Moles reported the trailer will support a 16-week
Holliston Select Board approves $148,600 in appropriation transfers. Town Manager Frank Gervasio presented eight mid-year budget adjustments previously approved by the Finance Committee, with Vice Chair Tina Hein and Clerk Benjamin Sparrell voting unanimously in favor; Chair Damon Dimmick was
Holliston Select Board approves $148,600 in year-end appropriation transfers and opens October town meeting warrant.
Holliston Parks Commission unanimously approves Eagle Scout lifeguard hut improvement funding. The commission approved spending not to exceed $300 to support Eagle Scout Scott Baribeau's project to add seating and gutters to the back of the lifeguard hut at the town facility. Director of Recreation
Board continues comprehensive permit hearing on Lowland Street development to July 28. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to extend the public hearing on a multi-family project proposed by MP Properties IV, LLC. Michael Scannell of Marcus Partners presented updates on drainage modeling
Holliston Conservation Commission unanimously approves groundwater recharge areas and septic determinations. Chair Ann Marie Pilch's board approved administrative changes at 635 Mayflower Landing, adding three recharge areas to capture driveway and roof runoff, and issued negative determinations of
Library Trustees unanimously approve switch to Verizon internet service for $139 monthly. The board voted unanimously on July 1 to change from its current service provider to Verizon at $139 per month. Director Jeffrey Smith reported the fiscal year will likely close over budget, with FinnComm
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