Norton Conservation Commission requires stormwater peer review before advancing Old Colony Road commercial building amendment.
Norton Select Board voted 3-2 Thursday to allow up to four Pride Month signs on the town common through the end of June, a decision that prompted a heated floor protest from a resident who said the board had previously cited legal constraints to block similar requests.
Norton Planning Board votes unanimously on four applications, gives tow yard owner until August to comply.
Norton Town Meeting rejected a $11,443,631 borrowing authorization for a Norton Middle School roof replacement, with voters defeating the measure 237 to 167, well short of the required two-thirds supermajority.
Norton Annual Town Meeting approves $81.3 million operating budget and narrowly passes contested position reclassifications.
Norton Select Board votes 3-2 to send contested HR staffing article to May 18 town meeting.
Norton officials preview a packed Town Meeting warrant headlined by an $11.4 million school roof. Select Board Chair Roger Marsan and Town Manager Mark Gould taped a public walkthrough of key articles ahead of the annual Town Meeting set for May 18 at 7 p.m. at the High School Auditorium.
Norton Planning Board clears minor footprint revision for South Worcester Street duplex project and faces a member vacancy.
Norton Finance Committee sends personnel reclassification to town meeting without a recommendation, backs village zoning height cut.
Norton Select Board approves $81.3 million budget and backs new water superintendent positions at joint April 30 meeting.
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