Kerrin Billingkoff

The meeting includes a review of a proposal to amend the Zoning Bylaws by adding a new section that establishes Multi-Use Overlay Districts.

The meeting agenda includes reviewing a signature folder, receiving reports from the Assistant Assessor, and inviting resident and community comments. Discussions will cover old and new business items, an upcoming schedule, and an adjournment into executive session to deliberate on abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

The meeting agenda includes reviews of the Director's report, nutrition site and volunteer statistical reports, program reports, and outreach worker reports. Other agenda items involve updates on the Friends of the North Attleboro Council on Aging and TRIAD. Business discussions focus on the property update at 451 Elm Street, the fiscal year 2027 budget, the Town Manager's budget address, reorganization of the Friends of the Council on Aging, and proposals for new classes and program ideas.

The Council discussed the authorization for a request for bid sale of real property at 35 Johnson Street and 35 Whiting Street, along with a budgetary transfer for the Town Attorney Account. Public hearings were held regarding amendments to the Zoning Bylaws concerning animal kennels and hospitals, as well as general animal bylaws. Additional discussions included the establishment of a regular schedule for Town Council sub-committee meetings, the repurposing of funds for a fire station feasibility study, authorization for negotiations concerning the Webster Mill property, funding for the demolition of said property, an allocation for police details at a community event, and a public-private partnership to replace a scoreboard at Community Field.

The agenda includes a hearing regarding a violation order for Allexis Sloan and reports from the Human Services Coordinator, Assistant Health Agent, and Health Agent covering January and February. The meeting will address administrative matters such as financial budget expenditures and an update from the Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance. New business items include a survey and a business request for an additional location. Old business covers a health establishment permit and an update on chicken regulations. Additional topics include a director's report, public health nurse's February report, and the Time Bank Implementation Project.