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Hopkinton council asks for meeting with state reps, clarity on proposed zoning amendments - Vimarsana News

Hopkinton council asks for meeting with state reps, clarity on proposed zoning amendments

HOPKINTON — Members of the Hopkinton Town Council aren’t ready to take a stand against a proposed House bill that would amend state zoning ordinances to provide uniform zoning standards

Hopkinton enacts moratorium on development applications, prioritizing Planning Dept. hires - Vimarsana News

Hopkinton enacts moratorium on development applications, prioritizing Planning Dept. hires

HOPKINTON — Members of the Hopkinton Town Council enacted a moratorium on new development applications late last week and placed a vocal priority of filling both staff and volunteer roles

Hopkinton Planning Board member quits, public pleads for appeal after Brushy Brook approval - Vimarsana News

Hopkinton Planning Board member quits, public pleads for appeal after Brushy Brook approval

HOPKINTON — The approval of a controversial 140-home development at the property known as Brushy Brook late last month received the OK by one vote and included an exception allowing

Hopkinton Council hires attorney to oversee land use ordinance revisions - Vimarsana News

Hopkinton Council hires attorney to oversee land use ordinance revisions

HOPKINTON — Members of the Town Council have approved the hiring of Attorney Karen Ellsworth to serve as lead consultant in drafting revisions required for Hopkinton’s land use ordinance and

Hopkinton alters makeup and reinstates EDC, but not with nonresidents - Vimarsana News

Hopkinton alters makeup and reinstates EDC, but not with nonresidents

HOPKINTON — The town’s Economic Development Commission will soon be able to meet for the first time since 2006, but it will begin meeting with less than the five volunteers