Marlborough panel votes 4-0 to advance Results Way rezoning to 400 units
Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee advances Results Way zoning to 400 units with affordable-housing strings.
Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee advances Results Way zoning to 400 units with affordable-housing strings.
Marlborough Retirement Board approves 3% cost-of-living adjustment. The five-member board unanimously granted a three percent increase on the fifteen thousand dollar base of eligible retirement allowances. The board also approved nine new member applications across multiple departments, five refund
Marlborough Conservation Commission issues approvals and escalates wetland enforcement. The commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for the 30,000-square-foot sports facility at 280 Locke Drive, with all required work including additional drainage confirmed complete by
Marlborough Zoning Board approves variance withdrawal without prejudice. Under Chair Ralph Loftin, the board unanimously voted 4-0 to approve the withdrawal of a variance application by Niel and Geraldine Fossile for their property at 0 Dudley Street. The applicants sought relief from the required
Planning Board endorses Forest Street zoning with nine conditions. Chair Sean N. Fay and the six-member board voted unanimously to recommend conditional approval of the proposed Forest Street Residential Overlay District zoning amendment to City Council, requiring nine specific modifications
Marlborough City Council approves $222.4 million Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The council voted unanimously to adopt the revised budget, a 4 percent increase over the current fiscal year, with Finance Committee reductions of $510,000 reducing the average household tax impact to approximately $392. The
Marlborough Personnel Committee unanimously approves infectious disease specialist for Board of Health. The three-member panel voted 3-0 on May 18 to recommend Dr.
Marlborough City Council unanimously adopted a $222,372,585 fiscal year 2027 municipal operating budget after the Finance Committee trimmed $510,000 from Mayor Arthur Dumas's original proposal.
Council on Aging hears report on senior center transportation and service changes. Executive Director Trish Pope told the board that the Marlborough Economic Development Corporation will end bus service to the Senior Center on July 1, with the Metrowest Regional Transit Authority assuming Monday
MARLBOROUGH -- May 11, 2026, Personnel Committee advances ex-councilor Tiona Brown to Conservation Commission seat. The panel voted unanimously Tuesday to recommend Brown, a four-year former city councilor, for a three-year term
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