The board received a presentation regarding the school district's strategic plan, titled 'Growing Together 2026-2031'. Key discussion topics included the mission and vision of the schools, and five strategic priorities: teaching and learning, community engagement, resources and facilities, technology and communications, and culture and climate. The board reviewed the current school budget, the status of aging facilities and the upcoming Kittredge school replacement, and data regarding student literacy and MCAS performance standards.
Oct 19, 2026
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The Select Board held a meeting to address several town business matters. The agenda included public comment regarding traffic concerns at the High Street and Water Street intersection. Key business items involved the confirmation of the appointment of a new library director, a vote to amend the purpose of a previously authorized bond for the Greater Lawrence Technical School District to allow for the construction of an addition rather than property acquisition, and a presentation regarding an ongoing traffic monitoring study related to the Amazon facility.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting
North Andover Planning Board Planning Board Meeting
The board discussed an Approval Not Required (ANR) request involving lot line adjustments at 169 Chestnut Street and received updates regarding ZBA applications for 291 Mass Ave. Significant time was dedicated to potential zoning bylaw amendments, specifically the introduction of a data center moratorium and requests for information from the Department of Public Works. Additionally, the board reviewed housekeeping edits to article 8 concerning the limited site plan review process and deliberated on consolidating regulations for wind, solar, and battery energy storage systems into a new article 21.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting
North Andover Conservation Commission Conservation Commission Meeting
The meeting primarily focused on the emergency repair of the Sutton Street brick arch culvert. The discussion covered the structural deficiencies identified in the brick arch and stone breast wall, attributed to past flooding events. Plans were presented for temporary traffic control, including shifting traffic to one lane to avoid the affected area. The proposal involves establishing construction access, potentially lowering the water level of Sutton Pond using sandbag dams to facilitate repairs, and implementing a temporary bypass system. A long-term repair plan involving a rebar cage and a spray structural liner was also discussed to restore structural integrity.
