Sharon Conservation Commission approves aquatic management for Cape Club golf course ponds. The Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for treatment of seven ponds showing elevated phosphorous levels, with conditions requiring periodic testing and review before the three-year
Sharon Library Trustees unanimously approved Library Director Randy Gagné's probationary review at their July 15 meeting. Chair Cheryl Weinstein presided over five trustees present; Treasurer Sarah Graf was absent. The board confirmed combined account balances of $6,943.80 across Harbor One,
Sharon Select Board unanimously appoints Robert Hertzel to Economic Development Committee, maintains current seven-member structure. The board declined to expand beyond seven members or reserve a seat for non-resident business owners despite debate between members who favored broader business input
Municipal Solar Oversight Committee halts Mountain Street Landfill project lease termination. The committee, chaired by George Aronson, voted 4-0-1 to approve prior minutes and decided against sending a termination letter to developer DSD despite Town Manager Fred Turkington's draft citing failure
Planning Board continues mosque hearing, hires design consultant. The board voted 5-0-0 to continue the public hearing on the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Center Minor Site Plan Review to July 23, citing outstanding questions about parking adequacy, fire access, and septic design for a 256-worshipper
Sharon Standing Building Committee approves major water treatment plant invoice and defers school HVAC spending. Chair Matt Grosshandler led the committee to unanimously approve Invoice Voucher #43 totaling $715,869.86 for water treatment plant construction through May 2026. DOC clarified that
Sharon Finance Committee approves $428,000 in reserve fund transfers. Chair Donald Brichta and members voted unanimously to authorize emergency allocations including $249,120 for Department of Public Works snow removal, $180,000 for Fire Department overtime, and smaller amounts for Information
The Sharon Commission on Disabilities backed a letter supporting expanded fishing access at Lake Massapoag. Chair Paul Remy and six members voted unanimously to recommend action to town administration and the Select Board after resident Todd Arnold described the current accessibility as extremely
Standing Building Committee votes on Water Treatment Plant delays and $54K settlement. Vice-Chair Matt Baldassari presided as the committee unanimously voted to require the Department of Conservation to submit its start-up and testing plan to the owner's project manager, Sharon Water Department,
Sharon Select Board unanimously opens cable franchise licensing process, inviting competition with incumbent Comcast. Chair Xander Shapiro and his board, including Vice Chair Hanna Switlekowski and Clerk Pasqualino Pannone, voted to commence initial licensing subject to state telecommunications
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