Clerk at Town of Wilbraham
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The commission reviewed and approved a Certificate of Compliance for a property on Maynard Road and authorized continued work based on revised plans for a Millbrook property. Other business included discussing the status of a property on Overlook Drive, appointing a liaison to the Community Preservation Committee, and addressing an enforcement order and Open Space Committee matters.
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The Board reviewed the office budget for the upcoming fiscal year and processed a subscription renewal for Nearmap. Several motor vehicle excise tax warrants were signed. Correspondence was reviewed concerning upcoming town meetings and hearings. Additionally, during an executive session, the Board approved uncollectibles certified by the Tax Collector and processed various motor vehicle and trailer abatement applications.
The committee held an open session regarding the potential relocation of Fire Station #2 and discussed the status of the final report for the Board of Selectmen, including the timeline for member submissions. Additionally, the committee addressed questions and public inquiries regarding Requests for Information (RFIs) submitted for various town properties, including Memorial, the former Police Department, the Little Red Schoolhouse, and Town Hall.
The board reviewed the office budget report for fiscal year 2027 and signed a betterment payoff warrant. Correspondence was reviewed regarding a formal appeal on the central valuation of telephone personal property, as well as articles concerning costs associated with accessory dwelling units and potential changes to Massachusetts zoning laws. During the executive session, the board reviewed and approved various real estate and motor vehicle excise abatement applications, and reviewed and denied a motor vehicle abatement application.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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