Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted to send its draft report and warrant articles to Town Counsel for review ahead of an August 20 warrant deadline.
Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee unanimously approves sending study for legal review. The committee voted unanimously on a motion by member Frank Foss (seconded by Saul Beaumont) to send its draft report and supporting documents to Town Counsel for legal review. Seven members were present for
The Natick Select Board authorized a community solar program expected to reduce electricity bills for approximately 1,200 low-income residents by an average of $400 per year.
Natick Select Board unanimously approved a low-income community solar program, a scofflaw parking enforcement policy, and a cable licensing legal contract at its July 22 meeting.
The Community Preservation Committee heard four grant applications requesting $1.47 million.
Board of Health reviewed and refined draft regulations on Kratom manufacturing and sales ahead of a public hearing. The three-member board unanimously approved the June meeting minutes and worked on draft Regulation Chapter 31 with guidance from Director of Public Health Michael K. Boudreau, with
Natick Conservation Commission issued permits for four residential projects and continued two larger developments to August 6 at its sole July meeting.
The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee spent over two hours debating draft rules for remote town meeting participation without taking any substantive votes.
Hybrid Town Meeting Committee advances its draft framework report on hybrid town meetings. Committee members including Chair Grace Keeney reviewed draft recommendations on hybrid meeting practices, technology platforms, and secure remote voting protocols during a July 15 working session, with
Natick Affordable Housing Trust board unanimously approves final $49,000 Auburn Street requisition. The board approved the pre-development funding, bringing total spending to $600,000 for the 5 Auburn Street mixed-income project, which awaits state funding decisions in August or September. Since
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