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
Planning Board reviews zoning priorities for downtown Business A district. The Board approved prior minutes 3-0-1 and spent the meeting discussing whether to hire a professional consultant to formalize Design Guidelines and zoning changes for PO Square, with Chair Robert Maidman directing Assistant
Finance Committee identifies corrections needed for five warrant articles ahead of May 4 Town Meeting. Chair Ira Miller and the committee flagged a $238,600 capital transfer authorization missing from the printed warrant, omitted words in a Community Preservation Act motion, and an incorrect
Sharon Standing Building Committee approves $21,000 mitigation payment pending counsel review. The committee voted 6-0-5 in principle to authorize the payment to Matthew and Julia Tavares of 23 Pine Grove Avenue from the Water Treatment Plant project contingency, contingent on a written agreement
Select Board unanimously clarifies overnight street parking ban to explicitly include boats and trailers. Chair Kiana Baskin, members Hanna Switlekowski, Xander Shapiro, Pasqualino Pannone, and Sam Liao approved amendments to Section 5-1 General Prohibitions, with Town Administrator Frederic E.
Sharon Conservation Commission votes to advance municipal land transfer. Chair Peg Arguimbau's commission unanimously approved closing the public hearing and advancing Article 8 of the May 4 Annual Town Meeting, which would transfer three parcels on Mansfield Street from the Select Board to the
Sharon Commission on Disabilities awards high school scholarship, probes facility access. The panel unanimously selected Thomas Zinno for the Leslie Krieger High School Scholarship at its April 23 meeting. Chairman Paul Remy and members identified potential accessibility problems at playgrounds,
Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves two variances for single-family home access. Chair Arnold Wallenstein led the board in approving relief from frontage width (137 feet versus 175 feet required) and driveway access requirements for Lot 1 at 10 Cobbler Lane, finding the applicant had
Sharon substance prevention coalition advances film screening and speaker engagement. The Sharon Substance Prevention and Resource Coalition authorized a June screening of "Shuffle" at the Sharon Public Library, with Linda Callan coordinating details, and locked in Wes Woodson for an evening family
Water Management Advisory Committee approves prior minutes, advances treatment plant planning. The committee voted 6-0-0 to approve March 26 minutes and reviewed an AI-generated summary of that meeting's outcomes. DPW Superintendent Eric Hooper reported the new water treatment plant at Well #4
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