Housing Panel Defends Trust Fund, Pauses Ordinance Work
The Madison Affordable Housing Committee defended its proposed trust fund against resident skepticism and welcomed a new member Wednesday.
The Madison Affordable Housing Committee defended its proposed trust fund against resident skepticism and welcomed a new member Wednesday.
A Madison building committee approved a $119,462.61 payment to release retention held for a project's plumbing contractor, while leaving mechanical and building-management-system issues unresolved.
Madison Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 to continue a hearing on a reduced 14-unit Mill Road cluster housing project to November 5. Attorney Christopher McKeon told the commission the development was cut from 18 to 14 units, "almost a 25 percent reduction."
The Madison Planning and Zoning Commission continued a contested hearing on a two-lot subdivision off Advent Hill Road to November 5.
Madison's Planning and Zoning Commission held a listening session where residents pressed for stormwater limits and a possible development moratorium ahead of a zoning rewrite.
Madison Conservation Commission presses town for tree-of-heaven training and tools.
Madison Planning and Zoning extends hearing on contested 18-unit River Road cluster plan to October 15.
Madison zoning board keeps contested Mill Road hearing in its usual room over two dissents.
Madison's Neck River School building committee approved $35,684.54 in closeout invoices and confirmed the town has collected a $2,176,101.21 Inflation Reduction Act tax credit tied to the project.
The Madison Historic District Commission approved exterior changes to a duplex at 908 Boston Post Road and tabled a wall-color decision for a downtown sidewalk project pending samples.
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