The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved a Historic Preservation Restriction Agreement for the Holyoke French House, which will be administered by the Boxford Historical Commission with public access guaranteed six days during the second and third quarters. The Committee scheduled
Boxford Conservation Commission determined negligible impact for Ashland Road porch project and issued conditions for Andrews Farm Road septic system. With five of seven members present, the Commission, led by newly appointed chair pro tem Kerri Lummus, unanimously approved both the Dobbins
Boxford Zoning Board approves in-law apartment, pauses two major cases. The board unanimously approved a special permit for an in-law apartment at 4 Moonpenny Drive for occupants Marc and Robin Duquette, totaling 998 square feet at 25 percent of the gross floor area allowed. Chair Ralph Nay, Vice
Conservation Commission unanimously closes hearings and issues orders for two septic projects. The Commission voted to close and issue the Order of Conditions for NOI 114-1437 at 10 Killam Hill Road (applicant Cosgrove), a septic system installation within 100 feet of a bordering vegetated wetland
Boxford Assessors approve two revised property policies and FY27 overlay reserves. The Board of Assessors unanimously set the Fiscal Year 2027 Overlay Allowance at $250,000 after reviewing trends in exemption and abatement amounts, and approved revisions to the Name Change Policy and Town
Planning Board unanimously approves special permit modification for storage structure at 68 Georgetown Road. The project, reviewed by Attorney Nancy McCann and applicant Jonathan Webber, involved construction deviations flagged by the building inspector, including a single large dormer replacing
Boxford Board of Health grants septic variance and pursues utility pole rule change. Alexander Constan moved unanimously to approve variances for 10 Killam Hill Road, allowing a wastewater treatment system to be placed 65 feet from the property's well (vs. 100 feet required) and 60 feet from
Community Preservation Committee approves soccer net funding and project invoice. The CPC voted 6-0 to support a $3,190 application for replacement soccer nets at Spofford School, with the parent association and school committed to cost-sharing and maintenance. In a 5-1 abstention vote, members
Boxford Conservation Commission continues three wetland hearings, revises agricultural license. The Commission unanimously postponed the YMCA of Greater Boston Camp Wakanda improvements hearing (NOI 114-1438) to March 5, deferring review of a proposed pavilion, gravel activities area requiring
Boxford Zoning Board approves special permit for multi-car garage at 102 Main Street. The board unanimously granted the permit for Robert Kaminski's property following Planning Board recommendation of approval, with conditions requiring an as-built submission at foundation inspection and
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