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City Council approves accessory apartments, rejects self-storage zoning

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

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Council appropriates $273,000 for police and wire overtime

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

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Government · City Council

Leominster Council approves appointments and emergency appropriations

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

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Government · City Council

City Council defers municipal aggregation matter pending legal review

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

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City Council approves fuel storage expansion at Highline Wallen

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

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