Fire Station Building Committee reviewed revised site plan focused on tree preservation. The redesigned plan shifted site access from Sara's Way to Mass Avenue, allowing visitor parking to narrow while preserving mature trees and maintaining firefighter and apparatus parking. The revision required
Boxborough Economic Development Committee coordinated planning for its October 3 Village for a Day community event at its September 9 meeting. Chair Abby Reip led the committee in approving prior minutes on a 4-0 vote and authorizing a $139.99 purchase of sandwich board signage. Town Planner Alec
Agricultural Commission approved land conservation efforts with warrant article and CPA funding. Vice-Chair John Neyland moved approval of a Town Meeting Warrant Article and a $300,000 Community Preservation Act application for possible land acquisition.
Boxborough recorded 11 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, per South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings, though only six listed a sale price. Recorded prices ranged from $199,500 to $1,137,500, with a median of $349,000. The month's top sale was 20 Pine Pasture Run at $1,137,500,
Boxborough Community Preservation Committee elected 2026-2027 officers and unanimously approved renewal of Community Preservation Coalition membership for $1,750. John Fallon was unanimously elected Chair, with John Neyland as Vice Chair and Chad Childers as Clerk. The committee voted unanimously
Boxborough Conservation Commission continued its public hearing on a Notice of Intent filed by Element Materials Technology Boxborough for equipment updates at 1146 Massachusetts Avenue, voting unanimously to extend review to September 16. Commission member Steven Jeffreys reviewed the proposal
Boxborough Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend two zoning amendments to the Select Board while deferring a formal vote on a proposed data center moratorium. The Board approved forwarding amendments aligning local zoning with Massachusetts General Law changes regarding entitlements,
Boxborough recorded 12 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29. Of the six sales with recorded prices, amounts ranged from $199,500 to $1,137,500, with a median of $319,000. The month's top sale was 20 Pine Pasture Run at $1,137,500, followed by 117 Summer Rd at $950,000. Six of the 12
Fire Station Committee approved design advancement on $28.3 million project. The committee voted unanimously to authorize Context Architecture to move from schematic design to design development phase, reducing the total project cost estimate from approximately $32 million in December to
Boxborough Conservation Commission voted unanimously to issue emergency order for beaver dam. In an emergency meeting on August 27, the commission approved an order authorizing the breach of beaver dams at Paddock Estates that have blocked the property's fire suppression water supply. The Fire
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