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Finance Committee Report — 6/27/2022

The recently released report of the Finance Committee’s 6/27/2022 meeting (video of the meeting is here on NewTV) says that the Committee voted to approve the following: Request to accept the recommendation from the Community Preservation Committee to appropriate a total of $3,000,000 from Community Preservation Act funding – $2,373,470.71…

Zoning and Planning Committee Report — 6/27/2022

The recently released report of the Zoning and Planning Committee’s 6/27/2022 meeting (video of the meeting is here on NewTV) says that the Committee voted to approve the following: Request to accept the recommendation from the Community Preservation Committee to appropriate a total of $3,000,000 from Community Preservation Act funding…

Does size matter…for non-commercial signs?

The City Council approved amendments to the ordinance regulating non-commercial signs (political, yard, and garage sale signs) at its meeting on July 21st. The Zoning and Planning Committee supported the proposal to remove the restrictions including time limitations, an aggregate limit on the square footage, and the size of each…

Support for H.4730

21 City Councilors sent this letter of Support for H.4730, An Act Relative to the Electrification of New and Substantially Remodeled or Rehabilitated Buildings in the City of Newton. The bill, presented by State Representative Ruth Balser, requires all new construction and substantial renovations to be all-electric and end reliance…

Unused CPA Emergency Rental Funds to be returned

The CPA has recommended the reallocation of $475,876.14 in unused CPA funds remaining in the Covid-19 Emergency Housing Assistance Project Account for use in another CPA-eligible project in the future. The City Council had authorized two separate proposals in 2020 and 2021 to use $3.2 million in CPA funding for…

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