Conservation Commission approves modular dock and conditions house at two Kinsley Lane properties. The board unanimously permitted a seasonal aluminum dock at 61 Kinsley Lane on Lake Nipmuc, with the applicant David Doherty required to secure a separate state Chapter 91 license. At the adjacent 54
Select Board approves two police officers and affirms town administrator's contract. The board unanimously appointed Joseph Thompson and Harrison Quartarone (starting January 26 at $1,193.47 weekly) to the Mendon Police Department, and also unanimously approved the Town Administrator's contract
Council on Aging met January 14 to review programs and budget. Director Amy Wilson-Kent reported on pending grant applications, including one from Senator Fattman's office with a March 4 deadline for AARP public safety and transportation funding.
General By-Laws Review Committee schedules noise bylaw public hearing. The committee, meeting remotely on January 14, unanimously approved prior minutes and tentatively set the noise bylaw public hearing for February 25. Chair Tom Merolli will coordinate with the Central Mass Regional Planning
Mendon Board of Health approves septic local upgrade, amends tobacco rules. In a unanimous vote, the board accepted a local upgrade for a septic replacement at 49 Uxbridge Road with plan designer Robert Knapik attending, and amended the town's Tobacco Regulations to change "shall" to "may" in the
Planning Board approves lot-line realignment for Milford Street owner. Vice Chair Barry Iadarola presided over a brief meeting in which the board unanimously approved an Approval Not Required (ANR) plan for property owner Bob Sweet at 58C Milford Street. The plan allows Sweet to move lot lines
The Mendon Select Board approved three entertainment license transfers and modifications at its January 7 meeting. PJ's at Miss Mendon Diner received approval to shift Sunday opening from noon to 10 a.m. at 16 Uxbridge Road, and The Fine Line Lounge's Showtime Entertainment LLC won approval for a
Land Use Committee approves December minutes and advances conservation planning. Terrence Moore and Isabella Genova presented a framework for conservation area planning in Mendon, proposing a pilot project at Muddy Brook and a small task force including a Land Use Committee representative to design
Community Preservation Committee unanimously transfers scanner surplus to undesignated reserves. Anne Mazar, CPC Chair, moved a $325 reallocation from the Historical Scanner Account after a document-scanning initiative concluded successfully. The committee also announced a public hearing on the CPA
Senior & Community Center Building Committee reviews four candidate sites for expansion. Chair Phil Cieply led the committee through a pros-and-cons analysis of each location while consultant Jack Hunter agreed to assess water and sewer feasibility; committee member Lawney Tinio reported meeting
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