The Chelmsford Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for a 15 Reid Road addition and closed a 5 Eclipse Avenue hearing that became moot under new state zoning law.
The Chelmsford Board of Assessors unanimously approved motor vehicle excise tax warrants totaling $18,927.39 spanning three fiscal years. Chairman Samuel P. Chase, Vice Chair Michael Donoghue, and Member Gabriel Francisco voted to commit FY 2023 ($190.05), FY 2025 ($768.76), and FY 2026
Library Trustees unanimously approve consent agenda at August meeting. The board voted without dissent on minutes from prior meetings and reports from Library Director Lesley Kimball and Treasurer Adam Schertzer. Trustees Bina Upadhyay and Kathleen Fox are finalizing plaque language for
The Historic District Commission unanimously approved exterior structural changes to 2 Bridge St., including a roof dormer, cedar clapboard siding, and kitchen-to-barn breezeway. Property owners Nicholas Tziolis and Sheryl O'Donnell, present at the August 3 meeting, plan to complete the over
Chelmsford Age-Friendly Committee discussed multiple programs for seniors and youth engagement. The Digital Equity Project, launching August 18, will provide free computer training and Chromebooks to older adults with limited internet access.
The Chelmsford Conservation Commission heard dueling evidence over a possible Freeman Lake pickerel weed die-off and put the issue off for 30 days.
Conservation Commission holds Freeman Lake for 30-day review following Diquat treatment. Residents Wanda Dunn and Allan Beede presented photographs of declining native Pickerel Weed; Water and Wetlands officials, including DPW Director Christine Clancy and Town Engineer Courtney Thompson,
Board of Assessors approves preliminary FY 2027 tax commitments totaling $66.96 million. Chairman Samuel P. Chase and Member Gabriel Francisco voted unanimously to approve $64.13 million in real estate tax, $1.99 million in personal property tax, and $833,574 in Community Preservation Act
The Chelmsford Planning Board expanded its proposed Riverneck neighborhood rezoning and continued the 9 Lady Slipper Lane subdivision hearing to August 12 on a 6-0 roll call vote.
Planning Board continues Lady Slipper Lane hearing and advances multiple zoning initiatives. The board unanimously continued the public hearing for Donna Koulas's three-lot definitive subdivision at 9 Lady Slipper Lane to August 12, 2026. Chair Chris Lavallee closed discussion on 210 Boston Road
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