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.
Sewer Commission approved connection at 36 Middlesex Road after property failed septic inspection.
Tyngsborough Sewer Commission votes to add a 13 percent usage deduction, forcing a car wash to buy 31 more sewer units.
Tyngsborough School Committee unanimously authorized solar canopy documents and approved PROTECT Act mandate. The Committee authorized Chair Ryan McMahon to sign documents for the TES solar canopy project, moving it to the fall town meeting. Approved unanimously were a THS field trip to New York
Tyngsborough Conservation Commission issues wetland delineation order, approves tree removals, reorganizes leadership.
Tyngsborough Select Board advanced a public safety facility plan centered on 100 Potash Hill Road and scheduled a December 5 special election. The board voted 4-1 to suspend the Fire Station Building Committee and move forward with acquisition and design of the former Lowell General Hospital
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