Sharon Standing Building Committee approves engineering invoices for Water Treatment Plant. The committee unanimously approved Invoice Voucher 45 for Weston and Sampson engineering services totaling $36,986.77 covering work from June 27 through July 24, 2026. Construction on the WTP continues with
Sharon Zoning Board approves special permit for farmer's porch at 125 Beach Street. Chair Arnold Wallenstein and Members Joseph Garber and Michael P. Jolin voted unanimously to allow architect Henry Bobek's proposal for property owner Jason Saphire, reducing the side yard setback from 17.8 feet to
The Municipal Solar Oversight Committee approved July minutes and heard DSD Solar Development report progress on the Mountain Street Landfill solar project. Chair George Aronson, joined by members Robert Maidman, Christopher Pimentel, and Arnold Wallenstein, voted four to zero on the prior
Planning Board approves minutes, advances Post Office Square redesign guidelines. Chair Robert Maidman and the five-member board discussed Innes Land Strategies Group's comprehensive design proposal, which modernizes existing guidelines to preserve the district's traditional New England village
Sharon Select Board greenlights dual utility installations and first Cooking Girl location. Chair Xander Shapiro and all board members voted unanimously to approve Verizon and Eversource pole and conduit work on Nasir Ahmad Road and Lakeview Street, and transferred an all-alcohol license to Cooking
Finance Committee approves prior minutes, tracks solar project delays and library redevelopment. Chair Donald Brichta and Finance Director Krishan Gupta reported that a planned sale of the landfill solar project portfolio will delay lease revenue by an estimated 23 weeks into fiscal 2027's third
Planning Board grants conditional site plan approval for Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Center. Chair Robert Maidman's motion for preliminary approval passed 5-0, contingent on septic plan sign-off from the Board of Health, stormwater management approval from the Engineering Department, vehicular
Select Board approves Carnegie Building land development agreement and due diligence framework. The board unanimously backed a 60-day due diligence agreement with developer Rich Derosas for the former library's adaptive reuse into a 10-19-unit condominium with at least one affordable unit, drafted
Sharon Standing Building Committee approves Water Treatment Plant engineering invoices totaling $163,672. Eight voting members unanimously backed Apex Invoice 14114 for $139,310.69 and Weston and Sampson Invoice 26070213 for $24,361.38 under Voucher 44 covering services from May 23 through June 26,
A Finance Committee subcommittee reviewing elected official compensation and town clerk selection began assessing whether the town clerk should shift from elected to appointed status ahead of a November deadline for May town meeting warrant recommendations. Chair Phillip King, member Sharon Duret,