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Members: Michael H. Ossing (City Council President, At-Large), Sean A. Navin (City Council Vice-President, At-Large), Mark A. Oram (At-Large City Councilor), Kathleen D. Robey (At-Large City Councilor), Mark A. Vital (Ward 1 Councilor), David Doucette (Ward 2 Councilor), Robert Preciado (Ward 3 Councilor), Heather M. Gould (Ward 4 Councilor), John J. Irish (Ward 5 Councilor), A. Trey Fuccillo (Ward 6 Councilor), Matthew Sargent (Ward 7 Councilor)

City Council schedules $222.9 million operating budget for public hearing

Marlborough City Council schedules $222.9 million FY27 budget for public hearing. The council voted unanimously to set May 18, 2026, for a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2027 operating budget totaling $222,882,585, which represents a 4.24 percent increase over FY26 appropriation. In

Marlborough City Council sends $222.9 million FY27 budget to Finance Committee

MARLBOROUGH -- May 4, 2026, Marlborough councilors refer $222.9 million FY27 budget to Finance Committee, set May 18 hearing. The City Council voted 9-0 Monday to send Mayor J. Christian Dumais's proposed $222,882,585 fiscal 2027 operating budget, a 4.24 percent increase over FY26, to

City Council Denies 90-Unit Housing Project at Ames, Forest

City Council denies 90-unit housing project at Ames and Forest. The Marlborough/Northborough Land Trust's proposal received seven votes in favor but fell one short of the required eight, with Councilors Robert Preciado and Sean A. Navin opposed and two members absent. The Council determined that 90

Marlborough council denies Ames Village 90-unit special permit despite 7-2 majority

MARLBOROUGH -- April 27, 2026, Marlborough City Council denies 90-unit Ames Village condo permit on 7-2 vote. The application from Marlborough/Northborough Land Realty Trust, an affiliate of the Gutierrez Company, needed eight votes under state law and fell short when Vice President Sean A. Navin and Ward 3

Council advances 90-unit housing development with mitigation funds

Council advances 90-unit housing development toward April final vote. The Marlborough City Council unanimously referred the Marlborough/Northborough Land Trust special permit application to the legal department, with final approval scheduled for April 27; the developer agreed to contribute $50,000