Leominster City Council approves zoning amendment for accessory apartments, blocks self-storage zoning. The council unanimously approved an amendment legalizing accessory apartments in compliance with new state law and rejected a proposal to allow self-storage facilities in the city's multi-use
Leominster City Council appropriates $273,000 in emergency overtime funding. The Council voted unanimously to transfer $250,000 to police overtime and $15,000 to wire department overtime from the municipal stabilization account, which maintains a balance of $21,630,452. Finance Committee Chair Mark
Leominster City Council approves emergency appropriations, expedites two appointments. In unanimous votes, the council authorized approximately $349,500 in emergency spending from the Stabilization Fund, including $250,000 for fire safety overtime, $50,000 for paramedic overtime, $35,000 for census
City Council defers municipal aggregation decision pending legal review. At-Large Councillor Brandon L. Robbins urged a public hearing on the matter, while At-Large Councillor Susan Chalifoux Zephir noted that residents have complained about rising tax and utility bills. Councillors raised
City council approves fuel storage expansion, defers zoning changes. The Leominster City Council voted 8-1 to grant Highline Wallen, represented by Plant Manager Kurt Owanisian, permission to expand above ground fuel storage at 163 Pioneer Drive from 10,000 gallons to 35,000 gallons, with