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Charter Review Committee refines ballot language and examines quorum issue

Charter Review Committee unanimously approves ballot language revision and examines two charter procedures. The committee voted to add "to" after "power" in ballot language regarding Town Manager removal, with Chair Amy Puliafico to contact Town Counsel with the revision. Town Moderator Bob Mullen

Select Board delays Thursday meeting-time policy pending counsel review.

Select Board restricts Thursday meetings to 7:30 p.m. or later. Scott Carrara's motion, seconded by Vice Chair Debra Roberts, passed 3 to 1, with Louis Gitto dissenting and Joseph M. Mokrisky absent; Chair Stephen M. Cavey recommended consulting Town Counsel before finalizing the policy. The Board

Planning Board approves mixed-use building at 576 Pleasant Street.

Planning Board unanimously approves mixed-use development at 576 Pleasant Street. Chair Daniel Kelly and the five-member board approved a special permit and site plan for Corvo Companies to build a 3-story, 52,515-square-foot building with 43 apartments and 1,220 square feet of retail space in the

Energy & Sustainability Committee advances Specialized Building Code article for spring town meeting.

Stoughton Energy & Sustainability Committee approves 2025 meeting minutes and advances Specialized Building Code article. Chair David Billo and the five-member committee plan to submit the article to the Select Board by January 20 for inclusion in the spring warrant, with legal review to follow.

Stoughton Equal Opportunity Committee approves bylaw status, advances Transition Circle and Porch Fest.

Stoughton Equal Opportunity Committee approves permanent bylaw status and advances two major programs. The Attorney General approved Article 46 making SEOC a permanent committee within town bylaws, triggering recruitment of four new members through School Committee approval. Vice Chair Bettye