Recent activity at Abington & Rockland Joint Water Works
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting
Rockland Rent Control Board Special Meeting
The board convened to discuss an open meeting law complaint regarding the requirement for written minutes and notes. The discussion centered on procedural requirements for maintaining official records and the board's obligation to issue responses to complaints. Additionally, the members discussed the process for rent increase petitions, the role of management in disseminating approvals, and the challenges associated with maintaining a quorum for volunteer board members. The potential modification of board composition was also identified as a future topic for a separate meeting.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting
Rockland Sewer Commissioners Meeting
The meeting included an update on wastewater treatment plant operations, covering precipitation, plant flow, staff transitions, and infrastructure improvements such as the belt filter press and grit chamber. The commissioners discussed a recent emergency power transfer issue and proposed solutions, including a rental transfer switch. The board also established official goals and objectives for the year and adopted a formal sewer department abatement policy, which details the procedures for processing abatement requests and pool-filling credits.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Rockland Select Board Select Board Meeting
The Select Board discussed several community items, including a moment of silence for a retired deputy police chief. The board presented the Rockland's Best award to John Lucas for his years of service to the town. Additionally, the board held a public hearing regarding a liquor license category change for a local business and welcomed two new town department heads, the health agent and the sewer superintendent, while discussing ongoing projects and infrastructure goals for their respective departments.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Rockland Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
The Board meeting focused on two public hearings. The first addressed a special permit request for a change of use at 222 Weymouth Street, allowing for the conversion of office space into a pre-professional dance studio. The Board approved the permit, subject to conditions regarding the installation and approval of a fire sprinkler system. The second hearing involved a request for a special permit, dimensional variance, and Section 6 finding for a nursing home addition at 56 and 82 Webster Street, which would increase capacity by 12 beds to comply with new state regulations regarding room occupancy.
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