Planning Board takes no action on nonconforming Stanton Circle sign after abutter testimony. The vote was 5-1 to decline enforcement, with Members Angela Steadman and James Barnes arguing the private-property sign falls outside the Board's jurisdiction, while Member Ellen Nestervich cast the sole
Boxford assessors extended a 20-year solar tax exemption to all eligible residential systems. Chairman David F. Benson, Member Diana Headrick, and Member Jeff Linehan unanimously approved the motion, presented by Headrick and seconded by Benson, covering systems under Massachusetts General Laws
Conservation Commission issues compliance certificate for Woodcrest Road project, continues four hearings. The board voted unanimously to issue the Certificate of Compliance for COC 114-1364 at 34 Woodcrest Road (Vincent Grasso), involving house renovation, deck addition, septic upgrade, and
Boxford Library Board unanimously approves prior meeting records and staffing updates. The board welcomed two new hires, Head of Circulation Susanne Kummel starting January 19 and Assistant Adult Services Librarian Ann Spaulding, who began January 12, with interviews underway for an Assistant Youth
Boxford Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to pay $7,499.52 to Higgins Environmental for the Stiles Pond Study. Tom Stevens of the Boxford Athletic Association presented updates on three field projects under development for Annual Town Meeting funding, including the Koster Field
Board of Health defers septic variance decision, seeks broader town input. The board voted unanimously to continue review of a conceptual septic system design request for a Sagamore Lane property split between Boxford and Middleton, pending consultation with the Select Board. Isaac DeRoe presented
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