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Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Municipal Services, Facilities, and Infrastructure Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the Court Street drain replacement project, authorizing the city manager to negotiate and execute necessary permanent easements and temporary access agreements. They also reviewed and recommended the execution of a utility easement for the Guitar Homes Cottage Court project. Additionally, the committee received a report on a traffic safety study for School Street. While the study did not support immediate traffic calming measures like speed bumps, it recommended lowering the speed limit to 25 miles per hour. The committee approved moving forward with this speed reduction ordinance and continued monitoring of the street.
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Joint Planning Board and Planning Licenses and Development Committee Regular Meeting
The committee held a workshop regarding Ordinance 02026-13, a proposed zone change for a parcel on Howard Street. A petitioner advocated for designating the site as conservation land to preserve its wooded character and wildlife habitat, citing concerns over potential high-density housing. City planning staff presented an analysis concluding that the parcel does not possess critical environmental features warranting conservation status. Staff further argued that re-zoning the land would conflict with the comprehensive master plan's goals of promoting infill development and housing diversity, and could be construed as illegal spot zoning. The meeting concluded with staff's recommendation to maintain the current zoning designation.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting
Planning, Licenses and Development Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee addressed several regulatory proposals. Discussions included potential restrictions on the sale of 7-OH and Kratom products, resulting in a decision to gather further expert and community input. The committee also considered ordinance amendments regarding the presence of dogs at downtown events, recommending the drafting of regulations for licensed community events. Additionally, they reviewed a proposed temporary moratorium on data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities, referring the matter to the Planning Board for further evaluation. Finally, the committee examined updates to the city's food service establishment ordinance to align with current FDA standards.
