Finance Committee votes 3-0 four times on new financial policies
Belchertown Finance Committee advances four new financial policies, targets cut in free cash reliance.
Belchertown Finance Committee advances four new financial policies, targets cut in free cash reliance.
Belchertown Planning Board sends industrial zoning changes to Town Meeting, endorses Cottage Street lot split 5-0.
The Belchertown Lake Committee voted unanimously to appoint Jordan Benoit as a member and pursue Kodwo Ampiah Bonney as an associate member while discussing water quality testing initiatives and sediment issues across the three lakes.
The Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend zoning bylaw amendments to special town meeting.
Belchertown Select Board approves $61,611 opioid-settlement support for schools' federal grant expansion. The Board voted unanimously to fund supplemental staffing hours and travel for the schools' Drug-Free Communities initiative, which holds a $125,000 annual federal grant. Chair Gail Gramarossa
Board of Assessors unanimously approves motor vehicle and property tax exemptions. Chair Craig Tommila, Vice Chair Jeanmarie Leone, Clerk Loring Caney Jr., and Director of Assessments Zak Bombard approved two Motor Vehicle Excise Exemption Applications under the Hero Act (Nicholas J. Trudell and
Belchertown Select Board splits over $1 million grant for the vacant Tadgell building.
Belchertown recorded 14 property transfers with the Hampshire County Registry of Deeds between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5. Only four transactions had a sale price recorded, ranging from $22,000 to $500,000, with a median of $247,950. The period's top recorded sale was 54 Boardman St. at $500,000, sold by
Belchertown Conservation Department hosts UMass hydrologist on drought and well water risk.
The Cultural Council voted unanimously to approve approximately $80 in combined spending on fall events: $30 to $40 for craft materials at the Lake Wallace Fall Festival on October 3 and up to $50 for a feather flag carrying case.