Abington Planning Board approves first ADU under new state law, clears eight-unit Whale Street project, and resolves 20-year subdivision standoff.
Abington Select Board honors railroad-rescue sergeant, approves school sale RFP, and takes action on a 20-year road dispute.
Abington Finance Committee learns override ballot is set regardless of Town Meeting outcome.
Abington Board of Health approves septic variances for two constrained residential lots and flags unresolved gaps in a proposed tobacco regulation overhaul.
Abington School Committee approves teacher evaluation agreement and confronts a $1.6 million budget gap ahead of a May override vote.
Abington Conservation Commission approves rain garden at Town Hall, flags enforcement deadline at Helm Street.
Board heard proposal for $8.5 million developer-funded Brockton water pipeline; no vote taken, staff to review further.
Abington Finance Committee votes 5-2 to set $3.4 million in override amounts across seven town departments.
The Zoning board denied a Norton Avenue lot split, continued a sober house hearing to April 9, and approved a Bedford Street residential conversion.
Finance Committee reviewed school override reduced to $1,622,114 and $3,417,000 townwide package for May 16 ballot.