Select Board Sends Camera Bylaw to Committee
Mendon Select Board refers a camera-surveillance ban to committee for study ahead of a fall special town meeting.
Mendon Select Board refers a camera-surveillance ban to committee for study ahead of a fall special town meeting.
Mendon Planning Board clears 35 Cape Road site plan and special permit with new lighting and parking conditions.
Mendon State Primary draws 1061 votes on September 1. The election at Miscoe Hill School recorded 688 Democratic ballots and 373 Republican ballots cast, with results posted at 8:40 pm by Town Clerk Ellen Agro. Among major races, Edward Markey received 448 Democratic votes for U.S. Senator,
Planning Board approves site plan for 35 Cape Rd. development. The Planning Board unanimously endorsed a site plan and special permit for a proposed development at 35 Cape Rd., including approval of the stormwater management plan, during a continuation hearing. The board reviewed a peer review
Mendon Board of Health unanimously approved four fiscal 2027 contracts and agreements. Chairman Alan Greenberg and two voting members ratified contracts for Clean Harbors hazardous waste management and Atlas landfill monitoring, and reappointed the MHOA as the town's tobacco agent. The board also
Mendon Zoning Board of Appeals Chair Matthew Clark recuses himself, board closes doors over litigation.
Mendon Select Board enters closed session over a lawsuit and police contract talks. Members voted 4-0 by roll call to go into executive session under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 30A, Section 21(a)(3), to discuss litigation strategy in Fulton, Bailey, Ricci et al. v.
Mendon Planning Board defers all three site plan applications pending engineering assessments. At its August 24 meeting, the board heard a continuation of 35 Cape Road and two new applications for 3 Morrison Drive and 36 Milford Street. Vice Chairman Damon Tinio and Member Eric Hodge disclosed
Mendon library trustees flag stalled gazebo oversight while hearing a sweeping town building plan.
Mendon Conservation Commission fines a Washington Street property owner $25 a day over unrepaired wetland logging damage.
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