Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Logan Gordon’s organization
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Maples Farm Park Commission Minutes
The Commission reviewed and approved various applications, including a 'Friendsgiving' event at the Homestead. Key discussions involved status updates for Homestead Park, including the plotting of donated light poles, alternatives for the holiday tree construction, and the purchase of picnic tables. The Commission also accepted a proposal to redefine park trails and received reports regarding the Bozrah Farmers Market, including a grant application and a resignation notification.
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The board considered a variance request to reduce the sideline setback requirement for a proposed garage replacement and expansion project. Discussion topics included the property's lot size and layout constraints, the specific details of the proposed structure including an additional living space, and the presentation of letters from local residents in support of the variance. The board ultimately approved the variance request, noting the limitations of the lot and the appropriateness of the proposed land use.
Sep 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bozrah Board of Selectmen Special Meeting
The Board of Selectmen meeting focused on scheduling a Town Meeting to discuss the renewal of a three-year services contract with the Bozrah Volunteer Fire Company and the acceptance of a $600,000 LISC grant for building and site modifications at the Fitchville Annex to facilitate a child day care center.
Aug 31, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Bozrah Board of Finance Meeting Minutes
The board addressed several financial and administrative items, including the approval of FY26 year-end line transfers. Discussions took place regarding the addition of funds to the FY27 budget for the assessor's position, covering salary and benefits. The board also recommended creating a line in the capital budget to manage a $600,000 LISC grant for the development of a childcare facility. Additionally, the board reviewed the terms of a new three-year contract with the local volunteer fire department.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
