Madison Historic District Commission conducted a site visit September 28 to examine a proposed retaining wall and sidewalk project on Boston Post Road.
The committee learned the fire house expansion will not meet its September 28 substantial completion target.
Madison's bicentennial steering committee outlined multiple events for the town's 200th anniversary. Chair Rosalyn Cama called the special meeting with members Ryan Duques, Matthew Bloom, and Down Jackson present.
The Bauer Park Advisory Committee approved a new apple tree adoption program for residents at the park. The Garden Club proposal would let park users adopt one of 42 trees under the club's care for maintenance duties including weeding, mulching, and staking.
Madison's Ad Hoc Facilities Committee unanimously approved a $9,750 final bill from TPA. With six of eight members present, David Kadamus led the meeting; John Fries seconded the motion, which also authorized contacting Antinozzi for their final invoice.
The New Elementary School Building Committee unanimously approved $329,003.29 in construction invoices at its September 21 virtual meeting. Chairman Graham Curtis called the meeting to order.
Madison selectmen approved over $1.1 million in municipal contracts and five committee appointments unanimously.
The Shellfish Commission approved a new relay of clams proposed for the area around Gull Rock. Matthew Bowden presented a water sampling update on how the town tracks Adverse Pollution Condition areas.
Madison PZC continued its hearing on an 18-unit residential cluster development on Mill Road to October 15, 2026.
Tree Advisory Committee voted to refine its Notable Tree Nomination Form and scheduled public education programs.
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