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.
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 but splits on parking waivers.
Lexington Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement order against MWRA contractor for unauthorized wetland clearing on town-owned land.
Lexington Select Board unanimously approved five traffic and parking measures and closed out fiscal year 2026 budget books at its July 6 meeting.
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
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
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.
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
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