Norton Select Board Approves Liquor Transfer, Three Constable Appointments at April Meeting

Select Board · Meeting of April 2, 2026

Norton Select Board approves liquor license transfer, three constable appointments, and two utility pole petitions at its April 2 meeting. The board unanimously approved the transfer of the all-alcohol package store license at 325 West Main Street from Michelle's Corner Store Incorporated to Haley Corporation, represented by attorney Alex Bujwa, contingent on department sign-offs; applicant Janky Kotech is the proposed manager of record, financed in part through Rockland Trust. The board also appointed Select Board member Kevin O'Neill to both the Park and Recreation Commission and the Open Space Committee, named Mark Parlin and Ross Parlin as constables contingent on a charter review, and approved licenses for the Creamery LLC ice cream shop and Mass Auto Hub LLC.

Town Manager Mark Goode announced a confirmed $3.5 million state grant for Elm Street water main work and said the police department completed a two-day accreditation evaluation, with results expected in June. The board deferred any action on a developer's request to opt into the state's PACE clean-energy financing program for a proposed 60,000-square-foot cold storage facility at 260 South Washington Street, with Goode saying he wants to complete due diligence before recommending a course of action.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of April 2, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.