Mendon Select Board reorganizes, approves $115,000 in grants and route designation
Mendon Select Board installs new chair, approves $115,000 in grants, and learns bridge funding fell through.
Mendon Select Board installs new chair, approves $115,000 in grants, and learns bridge funding fell through.
Mendon's Council on Aging heard a detailed four-site cost analysis for a new senior and community center, with estimated total project costs ranging from $10.3 million to $15.2 million depending on location.
Mendon Board of Health hears pitch for generational tobacco ban, reorganizes leadership.
Mendon Board of Health reorganizes leadership and approves initiatives. Chairman Alan Greenberg and Vice-Chairman Tom Fichtner were re-elected unanimously. The board approved a Local Upgrade for a failed septic system at 62 Millville Street, allowing a three-foot offset to groundwater under Title 5
Council on Aging reviewed four potential sites for senior center expansion ranging from $8 million to $12 million in estimated construction costs, with Morrison Drive eliminated due to site constraints.
Mendon Select Board elects Michael Merolli as Chair during annual reorganization meeting. Alejna Brugos was unanimously elected Vice Chair, with four of five members present. The board appointed Fire Chief Jason Bangma as Forest Warden, ending a nine-year vacancy, and Kyle Jones as Police Cadet,
Mendon holds annual town election; 1,217 votes cast. Moderator Daniel Merolli won reelection with 928 votes, and Select Board candidates Todd Kuter and John Morford were elected with 760 and 707 votes respectively. Other winners included Assessor Kurczy (905), Board of Health member Greenberg
Mendon's Board of Water Commissioners authorized a local Eagle Scout to paint the town's roughly 35 fire hydrants and approved a $323.32 leak abatement for a Cape Road area resident at its May 18 meeting.
Mendon Conservation Commission continued a contested lakeside garage application and split four to two on a final enforcement extension at its May 18 meeting.
Mendon Board of Health selects Nipmuc senior Tyler Cavallo as annual scholarship recipient and extends its El Harvey solid waste contract for another year.
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