Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Bryan Schneider’s organization
Oct 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Selectmen Regular Meeting
The board interviewed a candidate for the Police Commission. They discussed and reviewed two proposed ordinances: one regulating the operation of electric motorized vehicles by minors and another concerning the permitting of establishments selling electronic nicotine delivery systems and vape products. Additionally, the board awarded a contract for the Campbell Green assessment project and a bid for the Spellman Park basketball court renovations. Several street number assignments were approved, and updates were provided regarding plans to locate a historical cemetery.
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The committee discussed infrastructure challenges in school buildings, including mechanical system updates, air quality ventilation, and ADA compliance. The group evaluated options for addressing declining enrollment and capacity issues, specifically comparing renovations of existing middle school sites versus new construction. Considerations included land acreage requirements, geotechnical and environmental assessment needs, site suitability, and navigating state reimbursement and code requirements for construction projects.
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Inland Wetland Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed several applications for wetland permits. Agenda items included the approval of the 2027 meeting calendar and consideration of various property development requests, such as the construction of an athletic field, multiple single-family residences, and accessory structures like swimming pools and sheds. Major projects approved included a new residence at Nauyaug Point Road and a large-scale office and manufacturing facility project proposed by Readco Holdings, LLC, which involved comprehensive stormwater management planning.
The commission discussed environmental concerns, including high levels of micro-algae in the Mystic River and the cancellation of the Coastweeks Regatta. Harbormaster reports addressed an abandoned skiff, weather-related vessel damage, and the seasonal storage of department boats. The board reviewed objections to the Old North Road Dock application, determining it failed to meet plan requirements, and consulted on an update regarding dredging impacts near shellfish beds for the Safe Harbors Marinas project. Additionally, plans were made for the winter storage of the Holmes Street dinghy dock.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
