Holliston Zoning Board approves Concord Street Apartments comprehensive permit. Chair Jay Peabody, Vice Chair Elizabeth Dembitzer, and member Vladimir Nechev voted unanimously to grant waivers from multiple zoning and general by-law provisions for the 180–206 Concord Street development,
The Holliston Cultural Council unanimously approves Adams School electrical box mural design. The council voted unanimously on the electrical box mural design by artist Tara and agreed to pilot a yarn bomb community art project at small scale, with the Holliston Public Library trees as the
Holliston Housing Authority approves March minutes and April warrant. Commissioners voted unanimously on both items at the April 8 session held at Cole Court. Executive Secretary Paul O. Landers reported that the Department of Public Works has cleared the authority's lead line pipes as meeting
Council on Aging approves FY27 budget increases and van driver support initiatives. Director Cynthia Listewnik secured Select Board approval for a $1,500 increase to professional development funding, bringing the line item to $3,000, after a discrepancy with the Town Manager's proposal. The Council
Finance Committee defers FY2027 budget votes pending further review. Town Manager Frank Gervasio presented the operating budget to Chair Ken Szajda and five committee members, with Select Board Chair Ben Sparrell detailing a Level 3 budget centered on pension and OPEB funding over ten to fifteen
Select Board approves 14-member School Building Committee to guide high school project. The committee, comprising 11 Select Board and 3 School Committee appointees, will work with the Massachusetts School Building Authority beginning June 1. The board also unanimously approved the Level 3
Parks Commission updates capital projects under way across town facilities. The Goodwill Park bathrooms have been delivered with finish work continuing, while the Bike Park project cleared its Conservation Commission hearing and awaits a vote on conditions; Carvalho has applied for a
Finance Committee reviews FY2027 school budgets including Keefe Tech and Holliston schools. Keefe Tech Superintendent Jon Evans presented a $27.6 million operating budget with a $1,541,200 Holliston assessment, down $32,350 from the prior year, for a district enrollment of 903 students. Holliston
Conservation Commission approves Orders of Conditions for January Lane subdivision residences. The Commission unanimously issued orders for three single-family homes at 3, 5, and 1 January Lane after clarifying that clearing and stormwater routing aligned with original subdivision plans. Chair Ann
Board of Health continues septic variance hearing, fields public concerns on enforcement. Peter Liffiton (Chairperson), Brian Simons (Vice-Chairperson), and Jay Leary (Clerk) voted unanimously to continue the 762 Adams Street hearing to April 14 at 7:15 PM. Health Director Scott Moles reported 80
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