Lexington Conservation Board Issues Enforcement Order Over Unauthorized Bedford Street Work
Lexington Conservation Commission orders cleanup after unauthorized work at 231 Bedford Street.
Lexington Conservation Commission orders cleanup after unauthorized work at 231 Bedford Street.
Lexington's Board of Health voted 5-0 to send a letter rebutting a crematory committee's minority report, while flagging that the town has no Sunday or overnight cooling location.
Lexington Select Board hears a wetlands appeal could add up to $20 million to the high school project. Town Manager Steve Bartha said a November 1 construction start, delayed by a MassDEP appeal of the Conservation Commission's wetlands order, could push completion from June to September 2029.
Lexington Board of Appeals grants contested garage variance, rejects Dunkin' 5 a.m. opening.
Lexington's Monroe Center for the Arts withdraws its front-yard pavilion plan after commission pushback.
Lexington Planning Board continues Wood Street housing hearing to October amid Park Service pushback.
Lexington Select Board clears firefighters union pact and eight-item consent slate in brief remote session.
Lexington Conservation Commission issues two enforcement orders and confronts an MWRA contractor over continued work after a stop-work order.
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust debated whether a "true 10 percent" affordable-housing goal was achievable, citing an analysis showing it would take roughly 44 years at current funding.
Lexington Board of Appeals continues a Meriam Street garage variance after a straw vote fell short. Chair Ralph D.
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