Water-Sewer Commission approves staffing, plans rate increases
The Charlton Water-Sewer Commission unanimously approved two staffing positions while discussing sewer rate increases to address a projected deficit.
The Charlton Water-Sewer Commission unanimously approved two staffing positions while discussing sewer rate increases to address a projected deficit.
Planning Board approved a gas station and convenience store with residential units on Route 20. Engineer Hal Choubah presented the Hatem Enterprises proposal for a four-acre site featuring five two-bedroom apartments, one designated as affordable housing.
Charlton Planning Board approves Worcester Road gas station with apartments, presses pause on Amazon traffic review.
Charlton Water and Sewer Commission raises sewer rates 20 percent and sets a new $12,000 tie-in fee.
Cultural Council advances Community Art Show planning, shifts opening to mid-October. Chair Kathleen Hylka coordinated with the Charlton Public Library to move the show opening from October 3 to mid-October, pending library availability. Members Lisa Aube and Bruce Menin were tasked with contacting
Committee seeks warrant article for senior center. The Community Center Feasibility Committee presented a proposal to acquire and renovate a senior center at $1.8 million, with 1,150 annual service users, pending since 1993. The board did not vote but asked Town Administrator Andrew Golas to
Old Home Day Committee confirms September 6 event with 87 vendors and complete logistics. Kathleen Walker, committee chair, reported vendors using 97 booths across multiple locations with parking confirmed at the school and Federated Church. Robert Coleman secured church parking, and Kathleen
Charlton hears twin multimillion-dollar pitches for schools and a senior center.
Charlton Bylaw Review Committee approves alarm system registration changes, tables fines update. Chair Joseph Haebler led the committee through bylaw recommendations from Kenneth Laferriere, voting to recommend Chapter 100-2 Section B requiring alarm systems be registered per Police Department
Charlton capital panel weighs a $14 million senior center and looming school costs.
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