Select Board approves two business licenses
The Chelmsford Select Board approved two business licenses and delayed its fiscal 2027 goals update until a new town manager arrives.
The Chelmsford Select Board approved two business licenses and delayed its fiscal 2027 goals update until a new town manager arrives.
Select Board approves licenses and signs primary election warrant. The Chelmsford Select Board unanimously approved an amended all-alcoholic beverages restaurant license for House of Charoen LLC, dba Udomsuk Thai Kitchen and Bar at 313 Littleton Road, Unit 2, and granted a common victualler license
Parker School Building Committee votes to recommend Select Board set January 11, 2027 Special Town Meeting and February 9, 2027 ballot vote for local funding approval. Chair Patrick Maloney and Superintendent Dr. Jay Lang received analysis of three HVAC system options ranging from $16.2 million to
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee approves minutes, advances trail amenities plan. The panel, led by Vice Chair M. Carignan, approved six members' recommendations to survey potential locations for a water station along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, including Heart Pond and Route 110 ball
The Chelmsford Conservation Commission voted 4-0 to close its hearing and issue an order of conditions for CHOICE's 40B housing project at 1 Smith Street, with member Marc Gibbs recused as an abutter and David McLachlan abstaining.
Chelmsford Conservation Commission approves Eagle Scout bridge project and housing development conditions. The board unanimously reimbursed Desmond Wetzel $251.91 of Scout Troop 81's costs to replace a footbridge at Thanksgiving Forest with a Trex structure designed to last 50 years. Acting Chair
Library Trustees approve endowment CD reinvestment strategy prioritizing rate stability. Trustees voted unanimously to reinvest the Library Endowment CD maturing July 22, 2026, with the institution offering the highest annual percentage yield on a 35-month term, following a recommendation from Town
Planning Board advances Riverneck corridor rezoning and defers commercial project. The board informally voted to rezone six Riverneck neighborhood decision areas to CBLT zoning, including properties at 128, 140, 101, 127, and 195 Riverneck Road, with the Monmouth parcel remaining Public and
Chelmsford Council on Aging Board approves June minutes and hears leadership transition update. Chair Bob Schneider announced that Alex Magee, formerly Deputy Town Manager in Andover, will assume the town's top position pending contract negotiations. The board heard acoustic tiles for the Senior
The Chelmsford Board of Health unanimously amended its fee schedule to consolidate brewery regulation. Chair David Paquette, Vice Chair Dr. Eric Meikle, and Clerk Richard Day voted to remove breweries as a separate category, placing them instead under the Food Establishment Fee for operations that
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