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Oct 15, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Selectmen Meeting
The board addressed public concerns regarding road markings on Rolling Hills and the requirement for street lighting on Auto Row. Key business items included a review of proposed changes to the town's zoning map and land use ordinances, specifically regarding overlay zones, minimum lot sizes, and affordable housing density calculations. Additionally, the board evaluated an RFP for overhead door motor replacements at the public safety building, noting that no bids were received and discussing a potential quote for 14 door motors.
Oct 15, 2026
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The agenda includes discussions on proposed changes to the town's zoning map and land use ordinance, the review and awarding of the Public Safety Building overhead door motor RFP, and a discussion regarding the timeline for the June 2027 referendum town meeting. Additionally, the meeting will cover a review of the Recreation Department's summer programming, consideration of several tax abatements, department head and town manager updates, and the signing of financial warrants.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Selectmen Workshop
The Board discussed potential zoning changes and density requirements, focusing on a proposal to establish an overlay district on Route 26 to reduce minimum lot sizes to 5,000 square feet. The discussion covered the impacts on housing density, affordable housing multipliers, potential downfalls of such changes, and the procedural requirements for ordinance amendments, including public hearings and town meeting votes.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Oxford Comprehensive Plan Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the Comprehensive Plan update process, including the selection of a chairperson and vice-chair. The planning consultant provided an overview of the 10-year planning document, outlining the 14 required topic areas, including population demographics, land use, and transportation. Discussions covered the state's Growth Management Act, the importance of maintaining consistency with state legislation, and the impact of new housing laws on density and lot sizes. The committee also touched upon the necessity of public surveys for gathering community input to guide future development and infrastructure strategy.
