Lexington Select Board Backs 48-Gallon Trash Cart Default, Approves Voter Turnout Task Force
Lexington Select Board signals preference for 48-gallon default trash cart, unanimously launches voter turnout task force.
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Lexington Select Board Backs 48-Gallon Trash Cart Default, Approves Voter Turnout Task Force
Lexington Select Board signals preference for 48-gallon default trash cart, unanimously launches voter turnout task force.
Lexington Planning Board Approves 49-Unit Clark Street Condo Project After Parking Debate
Lexington Planning Board approves 49-unit Clark Street condo project but splits on parking waivers.
Lexington Conservation Commission Ratifies Enforcement Order Against MWRA Contractor for Wetland Violation
Lexington Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement order against MWRA contractor for unauthorized wetland clearing on town-owned land.
Lexington Select Board Approves Traffic Overhaul, Keeps Bike Lanes on Mass Ave
Lexington Select Board unanimously approved five traffic and parking measures and closed out fiscal year 2026 budget books at its July 6 meeting.
Lexington Planning Board Continues 80 Bedford Street Hearing to August 19
LEXINGTON — June 24, 2026 — Lexington Planning Board continues hearing on 31-unit East Lexington apartment proposal, citing parking and stormwater gaps. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to push the public hearing for the six-building village-style complex at 80 Bedford Street — proposed by owners James and Mary Johnson
Lexington Conservation Commission Approves Lexington High School Environmental Order of Conditions
LEXINGTON — June 23, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission approves long-awaited environmental order for high school project. The commission voted 4-0 Tuesday evening to approve an Order of Conditions for the Lexington High School redevelopment at 251 Waltham Street (DEP #201-1387), authorizing construction subject to conditions addressing multiple buffer
Lexington Select Board Backs Pine Meadows Solar Carport, Defers Muzzy Lot Decision
LEXINGTON — June 22, 2026 — Lexington Select Board unanimously backed a 160-kilowatt solar carport at Pine Meadows Golf Club and deferred a more contentious Muzzy Street parking lot solar proposal to September. At the June 22 meeting, the board directed staff to proceed with Option 4 at Pine Meadows — an
Lexington Affordable Housing Trust Approves $1 Million Zero-Percent LexHAB Loan Commitment
LEXINGTON — June 18, 2026 — Lexington Affordable Housing Trust approves $1 million zero-percent loan to LexHAB for ADU and renovation program. The Trust voted unanimously 4-0 at its June 18 meeting to issue a commitment letter to LexHAB for a loan of up to $1 million at zero percent
Lexington Historical Commission Adds Former Parker School to Historic Inventory Over Objections
LEXINGTON — June 17, 2026 — Lexington Historical Commission adds the former Parker School to its historic inventory over affordable housing objections. The commission voted 4-0 with one abstention Wednesday night to add the 1920 Craftsman-style building at 314 Bedford Street, now Parker Manor Condominiums, to the town's