Water Committee Questions Treatment Plant Timeline
Water committee questions treatment plant completion date.
Water committee questions treatment plant completion date.
Conservation Commission orders conditions for unpermitted work at 11 Robs Lane. The body voted unanimously to issue a Negative Determination requiring Nadya Smotrov to remove wood chips, plant 30 native shrubs, relocate a fence, and prohibit use of machinery during mitigation. The commission also
Sharon Library Trustees re-elect leadership and authorize display upgrades. The board unanimously re-elected Cheryl Weinstein as Chair, Cheryl Rosenfeld as Vice-Chair, Sarah Graf as Treasurer, and Sarah Windman as Secretary. Two policies passed by vote: the Lending to Decertified Libraries Policy
Sharon boards tackle insurance crisis and budget gaps at joint meeting. The Select Board, School Committee, and Finance Committee heard that the town's current carrier is cancelling coverage of its $1.9 million annual insurance expense; Town Administrator Frederic Turkington said two replacement
Tri-board meeting addresses insurance coverage gap and state aid uncertainty. Town Administrator Fred Turkington reported that the town's property, casualty, and liability insurance carrier is cancelling coverage, with total insurance expenses around $1.9 million and pricing not yet finalized; the
Municipal Solar Oversight Committee approves June operating review with four active or developing projects. The committee unanimously advanced prior minutes and welcomed new Energy Projects Manager Eden Floyd, who will analyze credits and project returns. Well Site 5 and Middle School solar
Planning Board unanimously approves Lyon Fitness sign at 10 Billings Street. Chair Robert Maidman moved approval of the aluminum-frame vinyl sign, empowering Assistant Town Engineer Sonal Pai to handle administrative duties and payment; the vote was 3-0. The Board also advanced discussion of
Sharon Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee approves amended minutes and welcomes new School Committee liaison Georgeann Lewis. The Committee voted unanimously to designate Lauren Grasso and Sayjal Patidar Menon as liaisons to the Sharon Wellness Alliance's Building a Digital Future program,
Standing Building Committee approves $1.16M water treatment plant invoice as contractor reaches 68 percent completion. The committee voted to authorize WTP Invoice Voucher #41 for $1,158,871.32, which includes $20,606.37 in engineering services from Weston & Sampson, $69,207.01 from APEX, and
Sharon Select Board authorizes due diligence talks with Paramount Development on Carnegie Building reuse. Chair Xander Shapiro and the unanimously voting board framed the agreement as allowing both parties to negotiate project milestones and financing before sale, with commitment to maintain open
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