Town Green Improvement RFP
Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
The project generally consists of the filling and grading involving filling, and landscaping.
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Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
The project generally consists of the filling and grading involving filling, and landscaping.
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183940
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4,875
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Bolton
The meeting involved the approval of the agenda, which included additions regarding Catfish Stocking of LBL & BLWCA Report, Bolton Land Trust Report, Oil Spill Response in Bolton, and Heritage Farm Impacts. Public comment focused on the Bolton Notch Pond dam preservation. Correspondence included a letter of resignation from the clerk and information regarding stream temperature monitoring equipment loan applications. Key discussions included updating the "Ask Me About" T-shirts design, an update on the Catfish Stocking meeting showing an established population, evaluation of the Petrin Parcel for the Natural Resource Inventory, and reporting on the Vernal Pools Day hike. New business also covered planning for Earth Day and Trails Day events, results from the CLCC Conference, setting prizes for the Photo Contest, and inquiries regarding posted trees for cutting near the BCS Entrance. The Commission addressed an oil spill from a garbage truck hydraulic leak and reported on habitat disturbance at Heritage Farm, leading to a decision to inquire about maintenance procedures.
The meeting commenced with a public hearing on the Charter Revision Commission's report, during which no public comments were offered, and the hearing was subsequently closed. The regular session began with an update on the 300th-anniversary planning, including fireworks and parade schedules, contingent upon state mandates. Key actions taken during the regular meeting included the appointment of Jim Rupert as Interim Town Administrator and discussions regarding potential appointments to the Diversity Council and Economic Development Council. The Board reviewed budget reports, noting a collection rate of 99.82% as of February. A significant portion of the meeting involved a detailed discussion and eventual tabling of a budget transfer request to the Fire Commission for a multi-functional storage/rehab trailer, pending further justification concerning firehouse space needs. New business featured the acceptance and adoption of a banking proposal from Chelsea Groton Bank following extensive vetting regarding service and long-term stability. Additionally, the Board approved a resolution appointing the Board of Education as the Public Building Commission for Bolton Center School roof replacement grant purposes. Finally, the Board set the referendum date for the FY 2022 Budget for May 18, 2021, and deferred action on the Town Treasurer appointment and final Charter Revision Commission recommendations to an upcoming meeting.
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The key topics discussed during this special meeting involved the consideration and action upon the Accounts Payable (A/P) report. Additionally, the Board considered and acted upon an application for a FEMA grant for the Fire Department, which required a commitment of $95,000 from the grant and a $5,000 match from the Town.
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