LEXINGTON -- May 21, 2026, Lexington Affordable Housing Trust votes to support a downtown circulation and housing study while confronting a 400-unit gap to its 10 percent affordable housing goal. The board voted unanimously
LEXINGTON -- April 28, 2026, Lexington Conservation Commission sends 475 Bedford Street multifamily project back for impracticability analysis. The commission voted 4-0 to continue the hearing on Pulte Homes of New England's
LEXINGTON -- March 18, 2026, Lexington Historical Commission approves Peacock Farm addition and debates urgent historic school documentation. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to approve a partial demolition and addition at 4 Trotting Horse Drive,
LEXINGTON -- March 5, 2026, Lexington Historic Districts Commission sends 16 Clarke Street mixed-use building back for another revision, targeting an April vote. The commission spent the majority of its March 5 session pressing
LEXINGTON -- February 12, 2026, Lexington's Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to allow relocation of the circa-1722 Joseph Bridge-Eli Burdew House, described as the sixth-oldest standing home in
LEXINGTON -- January 29, 2026, A Lexington community access TV broadcast on January 29, 2026, contained no municipal business. The recording is an episode of an entertainment podcast called "Talking Shit About Nothing,"
LEXINGTON -- January 28, 2026, Lexington's joint budget summit produced a balanced fiscal year 2027 plan with 3.9 percent increases for schools and municipal departments. Finance Director Carolyn Kosnoff told the combined
LEXINGTON -- January 27, 2026, Lexington Conservation Commission opens hearing on a 150-unit housing project at the former Boston Sports Club site. The commission held its first public hearing Tuesday on a Notice of
LEXINGTON -- January 21, 2026, Lexington Historical Commission continues a Peacock Farm addition hearing and clashes with town administration over a stalled preservation award. The commission voted to continue the public hearing on a proposed
LEXINGTON -- January 8, 2026, Lexington's Board of Appeals unanimously approved a comprehensive permit Thursday for a 40-unit affordable housing development at 591 Lowell Street. The board voted 5-0 to grant
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