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Fire panel backs carbon plan, tower cost debated

Fire Station Building Committee backs carbon design measures while training tower costs remain unresolved. From our own coverage: Conservation board closes Davidson Road septic hearing; DEIC elects clerk, seeks more members. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town offices closed for Indi…

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  • Conservation board closes Davidson Road septic hearing. Boxborough's Conservation Commission closed a public hearing on a new septic system near wetlands on Davidson Road. Members then tabled a tougher question on a Codman Hill Road condo water line project, after questioning why a nearby development received lighter review requirements.Boxborough News
  • DEIC elects clerk, seeks more members. Boxborough's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee elected a clerk and made recruiting new members its top priority at an October 7 Zoom meeting, as the group also weighed how it might help plan a Holocaust Remembrance Day event with the police chief.Boxborough News
  • Fire Station Building Committee advances sustainability measures. Boxborough's Fire Station Building Committee worked through sustainability options for the new station as residents pressed members on the still-unpriced cost of a 50-foot training tower, with the fire chief warning that training elsewhere could cost the town up to $223,142 a year.Boxborough News

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