Planning Board retained Kelly and DeMusz as Chair and Vice Chair while continuing three major development hearings. A tree clear-cutting restoration case on Turnpike Street was pushed to September 24, the Day Spring Chapel project seeking approval for a 22,500-square-foot church building with 27
Stoughton Planning Board takes first steps toward a reusable zoning overlay for large residential redevelopments, with the proposed 150 York Street mixed-use project as the template.
Stoughton Select Board tables assessor inspector vote and unanimously moves a town memorial.
Charter Review Committee outlined three potential amendments to the town's election system. Chair Amy Puliafico stated that the preliminary election cost $20,000 to $30,000 this year with no cost savings over a standard local election. Town Clerk Reggie Medeiro-Kowalczykwski noted that Stoughton is
Stoughton Finance Committee approves $70,000 in budget transfers to replace 26 ADA sidewalk ramps.
Stoughton Rules Committee approved prior session minutes from January and February with corrections. The committee voted 5-0-2 to accept January 15 minutes with revised language on a staff retirement, and 6-0-1 to approve February 9 minutes after correcting a Special Town Meeting vote count from
Stoughton Select Board member discusses sewer deal, community center funding, and housing pipeline on local TV.
Stoughton Planning Board approved a Subway restaurant renovation and presented a major reuse plan for the former Sinai Hospital site. The board voted 5-0 on a revised site plan for a 1,200-square-foot Subway at 345 Washington Street, with Town Planner William Roth recommending approval. The board
Stoughton Planning Board takes informal look at 331-unit mixed-use proposal for former Sinai Hospital site.
Stoughton Finance Committee tables $70,000 in ADA ramp transfers and approves three police surplus moves. Meeting at Great Hall on June 24, the committee first reorganized, re-electing Carolyn as chair (11-0-1), Becca Markson as vice chair (9-0-3), and Mark as clerk unanimously.
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