Natick Select Board approves water abatement, environmental deed notice
Natick Select Board unanimously approved a $3,240.23 water abatement for a tenant whose silent toilet leak spiked daily usage from 240 to 2,100 gallons between November and February. Chair Bruce T. Evans was authorized to sign an environmental deed restriction on the former East School site, now
DocumentCenter · Meeting of March 18, 2026
Natick Select Board unanimously approved a $3,240.23 water abatement for a tenant whose silent toilet leak spiked daily usage from 240 to 2,100 gallons between November and February. Chair Bruce T. Evans was authorized to sign an environmental deed restriction on the former East School site, now Connor Heffler Park, after 1950s contamination discovery; the park remains safe for public use.
The Transportation Advisory Committee presented 2026 goals including bike-pedestrian network formalization, speed-limit dialogue, and transit service promotion. Town Administrator James Errickson received strong performance marks, while Nancy Northgraves was reappointed Registrar of Voters.
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Source: the DocumentCenter meeting of March 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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