Leominster Conservation Commission elects new chair, clears expired filings. The board unanimously approved certificates of compliance for two DEP environmental filings, voting 6-0 on each: one for Mass Electric Company maintenance work never started on the Pleasant Street right-of-way, another for
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
Leominster Planning Board recommends self-storage in mixed-use zones. The board unanimously approved a recommendation to allow self-storage uses in MU1 areas with Planning Board Special Permit and Site Plan approval, marking the first expansion of the use beyond Industrial zones. Vice Chairperson
Leominster City Council raises School Committee stipend to $4,000 and approves $2.26 million in capital spending.
Leominster Planning Board unanimously sends Fairgrounds racetrack overlay petition back to the City Council, finding it too flawed to recommend.
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