Acushnet Conservation Commission clears 12-unit over-55 development on Middle Road
Acushnet Conservation Commission unanimously approved an amended drainage order, a 12-unit over-55 development, and a septic upgrade at its May 13 meeting.
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Acushnet Finance Committee Recommends Warrant Articles Covering Safety Gear, School Boilers
Acushnet Finance Committee votes to recommend more than two dozen town warrant articles, including $330,000 in free cash spending.
Acushnet Board of Health reorganizes, requires engineer's sign-off on driveway over septic
Acushnet Board of Health reorganizes and sends a driveway applicant back for a stamped engineering plan. The board elected David M.
Acushnet Select Board Imposes Spending Freeze Amid $250,000 Snow Deficit
Acushnet Select Board votes to freeze all non-contractual spending through fiscal year end.
Acushnet Conservation Commission Approves Contractor Yard on Middle Road
Acushnet Conservation Commission approves order of conditions for contractor storage facility and sets October planting deadline for a resident under a gentleman's agreement.
Acushnet Board of Health Orders Septic Upgrades, Approves Fire Victim's Temporary Mobile Home
Acushnet Board of Health advances two septic enforcement cases and approves a fire victim's temporary housing while its Health Agent search collapses. At the April 21 meeting, Chairman Robert Medeiros and Vice Chairman David M.
Acushnet School District to Cut Eight Positions Under Constraint Budget Plan
Acushnet school and finance officials warn budget gap could force up to 21 staff cuts from a district of 132.
Acushnet Planning Board sends floodplain fix, tree fund to town meeting warrant
Acushnet Planning Board advances floodplain correction and new tree-fund to annual town meeting.
Acushnet Select Board appoints officer, clerk, and secures $150,000 road earmark
Acushnet Select Board appointed a new patrol officer and senior clerk while warning of a looming $500,000 budget deficit at its April 14 meeting.
Acushnet Soil Board Approves P.J. Keating Soil Removal Permit Unanimously
Acushnet Soil Board renews P.J. Keating's soil removal permit at 72 South Main Street under a streamlined host community agreement process.