Panel votes 4-0 to seek stretch code fellow
The Boxborough Sustainability Committee voted 4-0 to apply for a 2027 state-funded fellow to continue work on the town's specialized stretch energy code.
The Boxborough Sustainability Committee voted 4-0 to apply for a 2027 state-funded fellow to continue work on the town's specialized stretch energy code.
Boxborough's Sustainability Committee voted 5-0 to prioritize town hall heat pumps, police department weatherization and partial Blanchard School LED lighting for its next Green Communities grant round, deferring a larger $500,000-plus Blanchard heat pump project.
Boxborough Sustainability Committee approved a $280,000 Green Communities package for Town Hall heat pumps, Police weatherization, and Blanchard School LED lighting and education programs, estimated at $230,000 after utility rebates, voting 5-0. The Committee unanimously approved circulation of a
Sustainability Committee scheduled presentations and confirmed $1,500 for waste management education. The Committee scheduled presentations for the Planning Commission, Select Board, and Finance Committee, plus a poster session June 16. Chair Kate Davies led the June 10 meeting, which included
Boxborough's Sustainability Committee reviewed a specialized stretch energy code and lost quorum before voting on minutes.
Boxborough Sustainability Committee advanced work on climate, waste, and building codes. The committee reviewed the draft Climate Action Plan and provided feedback on action items across five categories. The Waste Management Working Group, in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of
The Sustainability Committee scheduled the Swap Shed opening for April 22 and authorized $1,348 in unspent warrant funds for entrance improvements, with volunteer recruitment underway. Committee Chair Kate Davies reported the initiative, and the committee discussed outreach strategies and unmanned
Sustainability Committee voted to recommend plastic bag ban and rodenticide restrictions for May town meeting. The committee unanimously backed a Plastic Bag, Polystyrene, and Disposable Plastic Reduction bylaw and a Second-Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticide (SGAR) Ban Home Rule Petition, noting
Boxborough Sustainability Committee advanced specialized stretch code adoption planning and scheduled public engagement. The committee met February 11 with five members present and planned a February 23 town information session at Sargent Library. Rebecca Caruso was appointed the town's CELT
Boxborough Sustainability Committee advances Green Community weatherization and climate planning. Ian Gilson reported that Eversource has approved weatherization work at the Department of Public Works, Blanchard School, Town Hall, and the library, with Blanchard scheduled for completion by winter
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