The Mendon Conservation Commission unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for retaining wall and stormwater work at 26 Rawson Farm Drive, with applicant representative Matthew Marro presenting a project including slope reinforcement, a riprap splash pad, and rear-yard grading for the property
Council on Aging coordinated emergency evacuation planning with fire department following notification of a potential meal site inspection.
Mendon Board of Health approves four prior meeting minutes, advances septic system property transfer rule. Chairman Alan Greenberg, Vice-Chairman Tom Fichtner, and Member Joyce Gilmore unanimously approved minutes from January 14, January 28, February 11, and February 25 with staff corrections. The
Mendon Land Use Committee unanimously approved a revised Five-Year Land Use Program restoring language to promote affordable housing projects. The committee heard a preliminary presentation of a proposed age-restricted mixed-use development on privately owned land at 44, 46, and 50 Milford Street,
Board of Assessors unanimously approves three articles for Annual Town Meeting scheduled May 12. Assessor Kevin Rudden, Chair, and the board backed $18,000 and $25,000 transfers to the Assessors Cyclical Inspection Program and Update Valuation Account. Principal Assessor Sherrie Bates reported the
Mendon Select Board approves $175,000 in emergency snow removal spending. Chair Jason Kuter and the four-member Board unanimously authorized Highway Superintendent funds following severe winter weather. The Board also approved an updated employee policy effective March 5, with a unanimous roll-call
Community Preservation Committee recommends $100,000 transfer for MURSD field work. The panel, chaired by Anne Mazar, voted unanimously to allocate funds from the Community Preservation Budget Reserve Account for the Mendon Upton Regional School District fields project in conjunction with Upton CPA
Mendon and Upton officials jointly heard the Mendon-Upton Regional School District superintendent present the fiscal 2027 budget. The meeting brought together the MURSD School Committee, Mendon Select Board, Mendon Finance Committee, Upton Select Board, and Upton Finance Committee. The
Select Board reviews six fiscal 2027 departmental budgets without votes. Jason Kuter, Chair, presided as the Board of Health, Assessors, Library, Police, Highway/Grounds/Facilities, and Public Building Maintenance presented plans; Michael Merolli was absent. Notable changes include NearMap software
Mendon Finance Committee reviews departmental budgets ahead of town warrant. The panel, chaired by Michael Krager, convened in hybrid format on February 25 to hear presentations from the Board of Health, Board of Assessors, Library, Police Department, and Highway, Grounds & Facilities, joined by
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