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12 items · last 60 days
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📋 ProposedBoard of Health · June 15, 2026
Proposed Septic Regulation Changes
Board considers changes to local septic system regulations that could affect homeowners with private septic.
Why this matters: Septic rule changes can impose new requirements or costs on homeowners.
🔄 PostponedHearing: Stormwater & Land Disturbance Permit – Woodlands Subdivision (continued to 7/13/26)Select Board · June 15, 2026
A public hearing on a stormwater and land disturbance permit for the Woodlands Subdivision is scheduled but will be continued to the July 13, 2026 meeting. This permit review relates to how development activity on the subdivision handles rainwater runoff. No decision is expected June 15.
📍 Woodlands Subdivision
Why this matters: Large subdivision development with stormwater implications affecting nearby properties and drainage.
📋 ProposedApproval of Phase II Letter of Map Revision Contract – Weston & SampsonSelect Board · June 15, 2026
Coming up for vote on June 15 is a contract with engineering firm Weston & Sampson to complete a Phase II Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), which is a formal request to FEMA to update the official flood zone maps for parts of Millis. Updated flood maps can affect whether homeowners are required to carry flood insurance.
Why this matters: Flood map changes can affect homeowners' flood insurance requirements and property valuations.
📋 ProposedVote to Approve Use of FY27 Chapter 90 Funds for Road PavingSelect Board · June 15, 2026
Coming up for a vote on June 15, the board will consider approving the use of Chapter 90 funds — state money specifically designated for local road improvements — for road paving projects in FY2027. Approval allows the town to proceed with planned paving work. The specific roads to be paved are not listed in the agenda.
💰 State Chapter 90 funds (amount not specified)
Why this matters: Road paving projects directly affect residents' daily commutes and neighborhood road conditions.
📋 ProposedVote on License for Food Pantry Use of 1st Floor and Potential Use of 2nd Floor – 64 Exchange StreetSelect Board · June 15, 2026
Coming up for a vote on June 15, the board will consider approving a license for a food pantry to use the first floor of the town-owned building at 64 Exchange Street. The board will also separately discuss and possibly vote on what to do with the second floor of the same building. This affects how a town-owned property is used by the community.
📍 64 Exchange Street
Why this matters: Determines use of a town-owned building, potentially benefiting residents who rely on food assistance services.
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