Policy Advisory Committee redirects May 11 Town Meeting presentation toward recruitment. With three members--Robert Principe, Kate Cunningham, and Amanda LaCroix--declining reappointment when their terms expire June 30, only Mariah Cajuste, Pooja Pal, and Jess Ommen will remain, leaving the
Conservation Commission approves well installation at 750 Concord Street, continues three applications. Chair Ann Marie Pilch led the unanimous vote on a Negative 3 and Positive 2B Determination for the 750 Concord Street well project, contingent on sediment control measures. The board extended
Board of Assessors plans response to Finance Committee concerns about warrant articles. Facing initial opposition from the Finance Committee over missing explanatory text and perceived bias in senior exemptions, Chair Jeffrey Marshall and staff member Kevin Rudden planned to present detailed cost
Finance Committee unanimously approves FY2027 budget recommendations for May town meeting. Chair Ken Szajda's committee backed a $45.874 million school budget, allocating $60,000 in state aid toward a half-time Out of District Coordinator position to address ballooning special education tuition and
Holliston Board of Health defers rooster regulation vote pending Town Counsel clarification. Chairperson Peter Liffiton raised a conflict between the proposed regulation directing complaints to the Board of Health and town communications suggesting the Agricultural Commission as the initial
Select Board unanimously authorizes solar power agreements, warrants changes. The Holliston Select Board voted 3-0 on April 27 to empower Town Manager Frank Gervasio to execute power purchase agreements with Solect Energy for solar installations at Adams Middle School and Placentino Elementary
Holliston Zoning Board defers five hearings to May 14, 2026. The board unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and continued hearings on five separate applications, including Lauren Dejoie's request for a special permit to operate a kennel and doggy day care at 22 Regal Street (Associate Member
Holliston Trails Committee approves tree work and pursues trail improvements. The committee unanimously authorized a $6,000 payment to Go Tree for work between Chestnut Street and the Hopping Brook bridge, and approved up to $75 for trailer tires. Chair Robert Weidknecht and members are overseeing
Planning Board adopts revised Rules and Regulations after months of public hearing. Chairperson Jason Santos presided as the board voted unanimously to approve eight sections of revised regulations, including Definitive Plan of a Subdivision, Streets, and Stormwater Management, with final
The Board of Assessors approved 16 charitable organizations to retain their tax-exempt status and processed property tax abatements and exemptions. Chair Jeffrey Marshall and members Amy Gow and Patrick Hafford unanimously approved charitable exemptions for Massachusetts Audubon Society, Habitat
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