Age-Friendly Committee received progress reports August 26, learning Chelmsford earned state award. Lisa Marrone announced the Gold Star recognition from Massachusetts for pursuing age-friendly status.
Chelmsford's Planning Board agreed to split a 96-parcel Riverneck Road rezoning plan into two Town Meeting articles after months of resident pushback.
The Chelmsford Conservation Commission continued three pending wetlands hearings and tightened herbicide-monitoring requirements for Freeman Lake.
Chelmsford's Select Board approved a $141,720 street sweeping contract and a 25-article fall town meeting warrant. The board voted 5-0 to award the DPW debris-disposal contract to W.L.
Select Board approves auto dealer license transfer and debris disposal contract. Acting Town Manager John Sousa presented the Class I Auto Dealer License transfer from RAH Chelmsford NS LLC to Icon Motors Group of Chelmsford, LLC, DBA Icon Nissan of Chelmsford for operation at 95 Drum Hill Road;
Parker School Building Committee unanimously approves full ground-source geothermal HVAC system for new middle school. The 13-0 vote adopts Alternative 2, which adds approximately $6 million to the current project budget but qualifies for an estimated $5.4 million federal tax credit and state Mass
The Board of Assessors met briefly on August 20 and unanimously approved prior meeting minutes before moving to executive session. Chairman Samuel P. Chase, Vice Chair Michael Donoghue, and Member Gabriel Francisco voted unanimously to adjourn to closed session under Massachusetts General Law
Chelmsford Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee elects officers unanimously. R. Klinkhammer was elected Chair, M. Carignan Vice Chair, and J. Warhurst Clerk in votes that each carried unanimously at the August 20 meeting at Town Offices. The six-member committee also approved July minutes and
The Commission on Disabilities paused an accessibility seminar for local businesses to prioritize member recruitment and town manager coordination.
Permanent Building Committee advances fire station construction and reviews major school projects. Chair Tim Powderly and the committee heard that Engine Station 3 and Engine Station 5 demolitions are complete, with a proposed aluminum siding change expected to save $117,000 to $150,000 in project
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