P&Z Approves Apartments, Streetscape, Sidewalk Projects
Madison's Planning and Zoning Commission approved three major projects and continued a fourth at its August 20 meeting.
Madison's Planning and Zoning Commission approved three major projects and continued a fourth at its August 20 meeting.
Madison Shellfish Commission approved a Hydrosport watercraft acquisition and signage upgrade on August 20. The commission voted to take ownership of a 17-foot Hydrosport watercraft from Parks and Recreation and approved budget and work to begin operations.
Madison Planning and Zoning Commission approved three applications in a single night.
Madison's Affordable Housing Committee prepared residents for a pending Board of Selectmen vote on a proposed housing trust fund.
The Tree Advisory Committee, led by Chair Al Gross, agreed to present a progress report to the Board of Selectmen on September 21, outlining education programs, a draft tree care policy, and plans for greater involvement in town development decisions.
The Affordable Housing Committee discussed public concerns about a proposed Affordable Housing Trust Fund, with Michael Kaminsky, chair, along with members Mark Edmiston and Richard Talentino, emphasizing that the fund can operate through multiple financing mechanisms beyond tax receipts and any…
A Madison design-review committee approved an 18-unit affordable housing cluster on Mill Road after pushing the architect to thin out the row of shingle-style homes.
Madison's Advisory Committee on Community Appearance approved six applications at its August 18 special meeting, including an 18-unit residential cluster on Mill Road.
Contractor Munger notified the town that the Fire House Expansion would not open until September 21. The town required Munger to provide an assessment and action plan by August 17 and attend an August 27 committee meeting.
Madison Zoning Board approved two residential variances and denied a Historical Society generator request.