Sharon Conservation Commission approves single-family home land-disturbance review and continues two wetland hearings. The commission voted unanimously to issue Administrative Land Disturbance Approval LDR-0019 to Ryan Feldman of PEJR, LLC for a project at 433 East Foxboro Street that combines two
Sharon Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee unanimously approves three budget reallocations at May 20 supplementary session. Committee Chair Jennifer Illuzzi led votes to shift $612 in canceled Community Speak Out custodial fees toward sensory-friendly equipment for town events and to redirect
Sharon Finance Committee reorganizes under new Chair. Donald Brichta was unanimously elected Chair, replacing Ira Miller, while Anja Bernier and Ira Miller were reelected Vice Chairs in the May 18 meeting. The Committee postponed the Clerk election and appointed representatives to five inter-town
The Sharon Council on Aging Board reported success in its AARP Tax Aide season, accommodating 112 taxpayers and generating $280,309 in combined federal and Massachusetts state refunds and credits. Executive Director Kaitlyn Thibeault completed a comprehensive operations manual for the Council and
The Municipal Solar Oversight Committee unanimously approved a conditional recommendation for the Town to execute a lease amendment with REC Solar, which recently acquired membership interests in the Well Number 5 and Middle School solar projects from Solect. George Aronson, Chair, presided as the
Sharon's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee unanimously approved March and April meeting minutes and discussed multiple community initiatives. Committee Chair Jennifer Illuzzi reported that budgeted costs for a DEI-sponsored Juneteenth celebration exceeded current needs, prompting discussion
Sharon Standing Building Committee votes unanimously on $2.4 million in construction invoices. The committee approved MOCC Invoice #27 for $76,912.57 as the final library renovation payment and Invoice Voucher #39 totaling $2,322,183.57 for water treatment plant construction and engineering
Sharon Select Board unanimously approves liquor license transfer to new owner. Route 27 Inc. d/b/a Sharon Market, with owner Chandni Patel, a Sharon resident and US citizen, received approval to operate the business at 17 Post Office Square; cosmetic renovations are planned with an expected June
Economic Development Committee assigns member to Library Re-Use Committee. Chair Hy Waxman and member David Straus both expressed interest in the Library Re-Use Committee role, which requires participation in meetings on May 18 and May 26 to review two adaptive-reuse proposals for the Carnegie
Sharon Conservation Commission approves deck redesign, continues two hearings to May 21. Chair Peg Arguimbau and the commission voted 7-0 to close the hearing and issue a Negative Determination for Scott Selenow's deck at 15 Livingston Road, approving a design that reorients the structure without
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