Fall Brook Building Committee approves 60% construction documents for MSBA submission. The committee unanimously voted 7-0 to approve the 60% construction documents for the Fall Brook Elementary School Project and authorized transmission to the Massachusetts School Building Authority on February
Leominster Conservation Commission approves five permits in single session. Chair Stephanie Quinlan and the Commission unanimously cleared environmental permits for hazard tree removal at 139 Grant Street, a walk-out basement addition at Lot 12B Roche Avenue, and a replacement septic system at 147
Leominster Recreation Commission approved the Beacon of Hope Walk for Hope event at Barrett Park on May 3 and received infrastructure updates. Chair Maureen Donatelli led the commission as it confirmed advancement of the Colburn Pond Dam Project toward summer construction following final permit
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 Planning Board unanimously approved a special permit for a spray booth and body shop at 127 Mechanic Street, with applicants Pedro and Estefano Nario planning to convert a building portion with no expansion to the footprint. All city departments approved the application, with board
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
The Leominster Conservation Commission continued a hearing on proposed safety infrastructure upgrades at 163 Pioneer Drive, requesting full documentation on spill containment before the February 10 meeting. Applicant Michael Johnson, represented by Frank McPartland of Dillis and Roy, is seeking
Recreation Commission reviews capital projects including accessible trail at Barrett Park. Director Nicholas Abruzzi presented financial accounts in good standing and updated the Commission on the Mass Trails Grant funded All Persons Trail project, slated for spring construction with completion in
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
Board of Health reviews enforcement, environmental studies advancing major projects. Health Department Director Michelle Powell's team issued a cease-and-desist order against UV Tattoo at 210 Mechanic Street after an inspection found no heat, only one functional hot-water sink, and unsanitary
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