Marlborough council files Red Spring Road overlay request as zoning amendment dies
Marlborough council closes Red Spring Road overlay and signs new aggregation contract at first 2024 meeting.
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Marlborough City Council reelects Ossing president, Robey vice president for 2024
Marlborough City Council seats unanimous 2024 leadership slate at brief New Year's Day meeting. At-large Councilor Michael H.
Marlborough council overrides two mayoral vetoes, funds Richer School study
Marlborough council overrides two mayoral vetoes and moves $2 million to Richer School study.
Red Spring Road overlay zoning falls one vote short of advancing
Marlborough's outgoing council leaves Red Spring Road overlay short of the supermajority needed to advance. On the 2022-2023 City Council's final night Dec. 18, an Urban Affairs and Housing Committee recommendation to approve a Red Spring Road overlay zoning amendment, reported by chair Kathleen D.
Urban Affairs advances Accela Storage permit and Red Spring Road overlay on split votes
Marlborough Urban Affairs sends storage permit and Red Spring Road overlay to full council on split votes.
Marlborough council allows Boston Scientific to withdraw Sasseville Way rezoning 6-5
Marlborough council narrowly clears Boston Scientific withdrawal as average tax bill falls $189.
Urban Affairs Committee votes 5-0 to deny Sasseville Way housing overlay
Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee votes 5-0 to deny Sasseville Way overlay for 286-unit project.
Marlborough council unanimously approves five-year Sartorius TIF for Donald Lynch Boulevard
Marlborough City Council clears Sartorius TIF, two state grants and a landscaper's special permit in one sitting.
Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee Advances Sassaville Way Overlay, Eyes December 5 Vote
Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee advances 286-unit Sassaville Way residential overlay after marathon line-by-line review.
Marlborough council refers Sartorius biotech TIF to Finance Committee
Marlborough council sends Sartorius TIF to Finance and accepts $1.35M Winthrop Street grant. The City Council voted 10-0 Monday to refer a proposed tax increment financing agreement with Sartorius, the global biopharmaceutical company, to the Finance Committee, which meets Nov. 20 at 7 p.m.