Hamilton Select Board re-elects Olsen chair, names Myers vice chair in unanimous votes
Hamilton Select Board reorganizes after election, authorizes $680,000 cell tower lease sale.
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Hamilton Conservation Commission Rejects Lakefront Compliance Certificate, Orders Amended Permit
Hamilton Conservation Commission rejects lakefront certificate of compliance, orders amended wetlands permit.
Hamilton Select Board Votes 5-0 to Pursue $1.34 Million Proposition 2½ Override
Hamilton Select Board votes unanimously for $1.34 million Proposition 2½ override split between town and schools.
Hamilton Planning Board backs lot merger, pursues downtown public realm grant
Hamilton Planning Board unanimously endorses a Birch Road lot combination and targets a state downtown planning grant with a June 3, 2026, deadline.
Hamilton Planning Board Orders Peer Review Before Cell Tower Hearing Can Open
Hamilton Planning Board sets peer review requirement for proposed 110-foot cell tower at public safety complex.
Brookline Select Board sets $19 million as working lower override tier for May ballot
Brookline Select Board begins override deliberations, eyes two-tier ballot question of $23 million and $19 million.
Hamilton Select Board places specialized stretch energy code on April town meeting warrant
Hamilton Select Board votes 3-1 to put specialized stretch energy code before voters at April 11 town meeting.
Hamilton Planning Board Approves Myopia Club Permits, Pursues Housing Grant Status
Hamilton Planning Board unanimously approved Myopia Hunt Club facility permits and voted to seek state Housing Choice designation at its February 24 meeting.
Planning Board Continues Myopia Permit Hearing to February 24
Hamilton Planning Board defers Myopia Hunt Club permit decision and grapples with sweeping new state energy permitting law.
Hamilton Select Board Authorizes Health Insurance Talks, Approves AT&T Cell Permit
Hamilton Select Board unanimously authorized health insurance renegotiations and approved an AT&T small wireless cell facility in the town center at its February 2 meeting.