Sharon's Town Clerk is urging residents to vote early at Town Hall because of ongoing construction at a Sharon High School parking lot, with in-person voting available through Friday and a 24/7 ballot drop box in the Town Hall foyer.
The Sharon Select Board issued a statement condemning reports of racist and discriminatory language directed at residents during and after the Oct. 22 Special Town Meeting, saying it is working with town staff and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee to address the reports.
The Sharon Board of Assessors has released preliminary FY2027 property values as part of a state-required revaluation, with public review available through Oct. 28 at the Assessors' Office or online.
Sharon will hold a Special Town Meeting Thursday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. at Sharon High School to vote on a citizens' petition asking residents to declare no confidence in five School Committee members.
Conservation Commission approves Sunrise Senior Living permit.
The Select Board declined to recommend for or against a citizen petition seeking no-confidence votes on five School Committee members. Chair Xander Shapiro noted the board received 26 public comments on the controversial warrant article and decided to remain neutral.
Sharon Planning Board charted next steps on design guidelines and lake water quality. The board received the completed PO Square Design Guideline Report from Emily Innes and Supriya Kelkar and scheduled September 24 to collectively deliberate on advancing the guidelines toward Town Meeting.
Sharon Conservation Commission defers two permit hearings to October 1. The Birch Hill II subdivision (SE280-0669) was continued after applicant Steve Gioiosa presented a revised three-lot plan eliminating one wetland crossing and reducing roadway by 250 feet, though a new wetland delineation
The Standing Building Committee approved a $12,352 invoice for the Water Treatment Plant project.
The Sharon municipal solar oversight committee voted 6-0 on net metering reallocation. The panel recommended that the Town Administrator and Select Board accept a proposed reallocation of net metering credits among town accounts, presented by Eden Floyd, Town Energy Manager.
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