Planning Board approved 16-unit Lantern Hill development with two affordable units. Chair Ken Raye led the unanimous board vote on the special permit under Section 300-7.7, mandating two units in perpetuity for households earning 80 percent of area median income.
Zoning Board unanimously approved a Special Permit for a car port at 15 Westboro Road despite setback non-compliance.
The Upton Cultural Council elected five officers for the coming fiscal year at its September 8 meeting. Jenn Conrad and Robin Jokela were unanimously appointed as Co-Chairs; Marie Kitchen became Treasurer, Kate Baden Recording Secretary, and Shelley Glassman Social Media Manager.
Upton Planning Board continues four major development applications pending peer review studies. The board unanimously voted to continue hearings on a proposed 17-lot subdivision at East St Estates to September 22 and a four-lot subdivision at 130 South St to October 13, with both applicants
Board of Health approved revised job description for Assistant Supervisor. The board unanimously endorsed updated grade and step classifications for the position and voted to refer the new classification to the Personnel Board for further review.
Upton DPW project clears prequalification gate, moves toward September bidding. The DPW Building Committee unanimously approved prequalified general contractors and, in a separate 4-0 vote with David O'Brien recused, approved prequalified masonry subcontractors. The project, designed by Vertex and
Community Preservation Committee voted 5-2 to recommend $362,000 for Holy Angels Church. Chair Mike Penko moved the appropriation, supported by members Chris Scott, Craig Weinfuss, Chris Mehne, and Brian Gallagher, while Katherine Robertson and Rick Porter opposed. The funds, from the CPA historic
Upton ZBA approves 27-unit townhouse project at 45 Milford Street, 4-1. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-1 to approve the comprehensive permit for 45 Milford Street LLC, with board members Eric Reustle, Robert Humes, Michael Gelb, and Robert Butler in favor and William Andrews opposed; board
Board of Health approved septic variance for Lantern Hill elderly housing development.
Upton Cultural Council plans Heritage Day, approves merchandise purchase. The council voted unanimously to purchase 40 promotional glasses with a new Upton-shaped logo design for $298.60, to be sold at $12 each for fundraising. The council will host Heritage Day on September 26 from 8:30 a.m. to 2
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