Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Matthew Buckley’s organization
Aug 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Community Preservation Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee conducted a reorganization of officers and received a treasurer's report. Key policy discussions included the adoption of the Funds of Last Resort policy. The committee reviewed and recommended passage of project applications for the semi-annual town meeting, specifically the Scoreboard Project and the Roney Bridge Project. Various project updates were provided, including progress on the Ainsworth Engvall Farm Memorial Park, the Grafton Housing Authority rental assistance program, the Congregational Church exterior preservation, the Currier & Ives prints restoration, and the Blackstone Greenway/Bikeway feasibility study. Discussions also covered the Providence Road property conservation and naming, the Affordable Housing Trust, CPA project signage, and the status of the Lake Wildwood land purchase.
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Board of Sewer Commissioners Sewer Commission Meeting
The board approved various bills payable, reviewed correspondence from the Planning Board regarding 9 Maplewood Drive, and accepted the commitments for July 2026. Additionally, they approved an acknowledgement for an AFL discharge permit owner change, discussed the Accessory Dwelling Unit Connection Fee Policy, and received department updates concerning the municipal center's electrical system.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Grafton Conservation Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed multiple property applications, approving a septic replacement and issuing a Certificate of Compliance for 3 Leland Street. Public hearings for 7 & 9 Meadowbrook Road and 66 Brigham Hill Road were continued. The board ratified an enforcement order regarding wetland restoration at 124 Westboro Road. Additionally, updates were provided on the soft opening of Ainsworth Engvall Farm Memorial Park, the treatment of invasive water chestnut at Fisherville Pond, and the hiring of a new administrative assistant.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Nelson Memorial Park & Library Trustees Regular Meeting
The discussion focused on the utilization of the library building and determining potential uses that avoid commercial leasing. The board explored options for the Pine Grove property, including considerations for solar fields, elderly housing, or maintaining it as a park, and discussed tree management, noting the necessity of removal due to tree health and safety. Additionally, the trustees reviewed several other town-owned properties, assessing their development feasibility, parking limitations, and environmental constraints such as flooding.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
