Tyngsborough's Town Meeting on Oct. 27 will be asked to authorize buying 100 Potash Hill Road for a new Public Safety Building, after Town Manager Colin Loiselle held a virtual information session on the project Oct. 21.
Town Manager Colin Loiselle will hold a virtual information session on the proposed purchase of 100 Potash Hill Road ahead of the Oct. 27 Special Town Meeting, where voters will decide on funding the acquisition and design of a new Public Safety Building.
Tyngsborough will hold its Fall Special Town Meeting at 7 p.m. Oct. 27 at Tyngsborough Elementary School to consider 10 warrant articles, with a Pre-Town Meeting information session set for Oct. 19 at 6 p.m.
The Tyngsborough Conservation Commission approved a stormwater permit and bylaw waivers for a new Merrimack riverfront home, while pushing two larger projects to October 27.
Tyngsborough's Zoning Board of Appeals continued both of its scheduled public hearings on Oct. 8, deferring decisions on a home addition and a senior living community. The board pushed Fabienne B.
Tyngsborough's Sewer Commission accepted ownership of new sewer infrastructure along Pawtucket Boulevard and warned a stalled installer he has 30 days to finish a gas station hookup or lose his town privileges.
Tyngsborough Select Board splits 3-2 to recommend a $6.4 million debt exclusion for a public safety site.
Tyngsborough Finance Committee backs buying 100 Potash Hill Road for a combined police-fire building, but stalls on the loan to pay for it.
Tyngsborough's Commission on Disability shelved a detailed captioning complaint letter and a sidewalk study review, both pushed to November.
Tyngsborough Board of Health clears a stalled $475,000 home sale by approving a below-standard well.
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