Lexington's Planning Board approved a 15-unit Wood Street development, adding a last-minute archaeological survey requirement after a fight with the National Park Service.
Lexington's Board of Appeals continued a side-yard setback variance hearing for an accessible garage at 213 East Street to October 22.
Lexington Historic Districts Commission chair reveals guidelines can be waived at will.
Lexington conservation board clears school stormwater project, pushes ten cases to October.
Lexington Select Board delays vote on fast-tracked fall zoning request amid split testimony.
Lexington's Zoning Board of Appeals grants a 5-0 variance for a Compton Circle carport after grilling the applicant on setback distance.
Lexington finance summit warns FY28 budget growth may shrink to just 2.2 percent.
Lexington's Board of Health ordered Kin Dee Thai & Pho to bring in a food safety consultant after years of repeat violations.
Lexington Select Board opens a Nov. 1 special town meeting warrant amid AV glitches.
Lexington historical panel orders 21-month delay on Concord Avenue demolition. The commission voted 4-0 that a plan to tear down the first and second floors of a 1910 bungalow at 416 Concord Avenue, filed as a "partial demolition," was in fact a full demolition of the historic structure.
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