Newton zoning changes would head off conversions of big homes to apartments
The council also adopted a $16 million budget, with money for a police drone, new boardwalk and other projects. Here's the breakdown.
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The council also adopted a $16 million budget, with money for a police drone, new boardwalk and other projects. Here's the breakdown.
The Town Council approved three ordinances establishing a town budget for this year, plus budgets for town projects and one for the sewer and water.
The Town Council unanimously approved a $14.3 million 2022 budget, about one million more than the 2021 spending plan.
NEWTON — Municipal Clerk Lorriane Read will retire after 33 years as town clerk on Sept. 1. Read's last day will be July 30 as she will use unused sick time until her official retirement day on Sept. 1, said Town Manager Thomas Russo, Jr. With Read's retirement, the town will lose three long-time employees over the next few months. Police Chief Robert Osborne and Kathy Citterbart, the Land Use Administrator who also serves as secretary to the town Planning Board, will also retire this year. Russo said permanent replacements for the three will be announced later this year. In other busin...