Mendon Library Trustees raised concerns over a fast-moving proposal to lease the town's rectory building to Serenity Tea House, a local business that recently lost its private lease.
Mendon boards consider $22 million in facility expansion options. The Select Board convened a joint June 4 meeting with aging-services and library officials to examine two grant-funded studies on municipal facility needs. Town Administrator Jeremy Stull presented a Council on Aging analysis
Mendon Select Board authorizes energy contract authority. Town Administrator Jeremy Stull won unanimous authorization to execute the Energy Aggregation Agreement when favorable pricing emerges, permitting quick action before the Community Choice Power Supply Program contract expires in September
Mendon's Community Preservation Commission weighed spending $7,000 to clear title on a tax-delinquent trail parcel.
Mendon CPC advances plans for 10-acre land acquisition via tax taking. Chair Anne Mazar reported that the parcel at 32 Pleasant Street carries approximately $150,000 in unpaid taxes dating to the 1980s, with unclear ownership. The committee agreed to hire a title examiner for a thorough search at
Mendon's Historic Commission pushed for firmer protections for a colonial-era granite boundary marker along the Route 16 construction corridor and flagged a possible demolition delay case for a barn at 69 Providence Street.
Mendon Capital Planning Committee maps summer schedule after MassDOT denies Providence Street culvert grant.
Mendon library board backs director's proposal to close library on July 3. Director Andrew Jenrich proposed closing the library Friday, July 3; the board unanimously approved April meeting minutes and endorsed the closure plan May 28. The Selectboard partially approved the library's budget
Mendon Conservation Commission approves dock and retaining walls project; issues enforcement order for unpermitted tree cutting. The Commission voted unanimously to approve a Notice of Intent for 80 & 82 Uxbridge Road, including retaining walls, a dock addition, and waiver of the 50-foot no-build
Mendon Select Board installs new chair, approves $115,000 in grants, and learns bridge funding fell through.
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