Attleboro public meetings in 2022

Attleboro Retirement Board

The Board approved a temporary employment agreement for Debra Bush and authorized a probationary employee to use accrued sick time.

• Approved temporary employment contract for Debra Bush effective January 1 through March 31 (3-0)
• Authorized Rachel Fallon to use accrued sick time during her probationary period (3-0)

Conservation Commission

The Attleboro Conservation Commission will hold continued public hearings on several Notices of Intent and Stormwater Management Permits for properties including Oak Street, 18 York Drive, 0 County Street, and others. The meeting also includes enforcement orders for multiple properties, a request for a certificate of compliance, and updates on fee schedule and a canoe launch renovation.

• Continued hearing on NOI for Robert Hill at Oak Street, Plat #7, Lot #15
• Continued hearing on SWMP for W.B. Construction at 0 County Street
• Enforcement orders for properties on Colvin Street, Rice Street, and others
• Staff selected Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Staff preparing draft fee schedule updates

Attleboro Retirement Board

The Board approved a 5% COLA increase effective July 18, 2022, to be sent to the Mayor and Municipal Council. It authorized the liquidation of up to $1,000,000 from the investment portfolio for January expenses. The Board also accepted several actuarial reports and approved member refunds and enrollments.

• Approved 5% COLA increase effective July 18, 2022 (4-1)
• Authorized liquidation of up to $1,000,000 for January expenses (5-0)
• Accepted GASB 68 Report (5-0)
• Accepted Actuarial Valuation Report as of 1/1/2022 (5-0)
• Approved Board Election results naming Scott Charette as winner (4-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved $154,018.66 Accounts Payable Warrant 2022#12 (5-0)
• Approved $1,397,189.90 Retiree Payroll Warrant 2022#12 (5-0)
• Voided $26,075.35 payment to Tyler Technologies (5-0)

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider a request from P&S Brothers, LLC, doing business as County Square Liquors at 412 Thacher Street, for a change of ownership interest in their all-alcohol retail liquor license. The board will also handle any other business that may legally come before it and approve minutes from the December 14, 2022 meeting.

• Request from P&S Brothers, LLC d/b/a County Square Liquors for change of ownership interest in all-alcohol retail liquor license at 412 Thacher Street
• Approval of minutes from December 14, 2022

The Licensing Board approved a request for a change of ownership interest and LLC manager for County Square Liquors. The board tabled the approval of the December 14, 2022, minutes.

• Approved Change of Ownership Interest and Change of LLC Manager for P&S Brothers, LLC d/b/a County Square Liquors (All voted in favor)
• Tabled approval of December 14, 2022 minutes

Attleboro Municipal Council

The Municipal Council approved several funding requests for public works, including speed humps on Claflin Street and a municipal building survey. The body also accepted various grants for downtown signage, flood mitigation, and environmental remediation. Additionally, the Council voted to accept MGL Chapter 40, Section 13D to establish a reserve fund for compensated absences.

• Appropriated $37,980 for permanent speed humps on Claflin Street (11-0)
• Appropriated $185,000 for a Municipal Building Survey (11-0)
• Approved $240,000 for the Police Roof fund (11-0)
• Accepted MGL Chapter 40, Section 13D to establish a Compensated Absence reserve fund
• Approved $249,540 MassDevelopment grant for remediation at 53 Falmouth Street (11-0)
• Approved $187,125 FEMA grant for Downtown Flood Mitigation and Resiliency Planning (11-0)
• Approved Class II license renewal for 100% Auto Wholesale LP (6-5)
• Appointed Peter Mello as City Solicitor effective January 1, 2023 (11-0)

Planning Board

The Board approved a five-lot commercial subdivision at 1270 Newport Avenue and two Form A subdivision plans. It also recommended the Municipal Council approve the withdrawal of a rezoning petition for Highland Park and a $355,000 loan for Water Department equipment.

• Approved five-lot commercial subdivision at 1270 Newport Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved Form A plan for northerly side of Clifton Street (unanimous)
• Approved Form A plan for 1951 County Street (unanimous)
• Recommended Municipal Council approve withdrawal of Highland Park rezoning petition (unanimous)
• Recommended $355,000 loan for Water Department front-end loader as consistent with Comprehensive Plan (unanimous)
• Continued Laurel Knoll Land Trust subdivision application to January 2023
• Continued W.B. Construction & Development site plan review
• Continued 42 County Street mixed-use building site plan review to March 31, 2023

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider a request from CEC Entertainment, LLC, doing business as Chuck E. Cheese at 287 Washington Street, for a change of ownership interest in their Wine/Malt Common Victualer License. The board will also vote on renewals of liquor, common victualer, and public entertainment licenses, and approve minutes from the October 27, 2022 meeting.

• Change of ownership interest for Chuck E. Cheese's wine/malt license at 287 Washington Street
• Approval of liquor license renewals
• Approval of common victualer renewals
• Approval of public entertainment renewals
• Approval of minutes from October 27, 2022

The board approved a change of ownership for Chuck E Cheese and ratified a new common victualer license for Taco Bell. All liquor, common victualer, and public entertainment license renewals were also approved.

• Approved Change of Ownership Interest for Chuck E Cheese Wine/Malt Common Victualer License (Unanimous)
• Ratified new Common Victualer license for Taco Bell at 211 Pleasant Street (Unanimous)
• Approved all Liquor License, Common Victualer, and Public Entertainment Renewals (Unanimous)
• Approved October 27, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

SRPEDD

This is a routine meeting of the SRPEDD Joint Transportation Planning Group. The agenda includes approval of prior minutes, a presentation on MassDOT funding grants, and updates on the FFY24-28 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP), and the Regional Transportation Plan. No major decisions or public hearings are listed.

• Presentation on MassDOT funding grants by Cossandro Goscon
• FFY24-28 TIP Development Update
• UPWP Development Update
• Regional Transportation Plan Update
• Other business includes road inventory

Conservation Commission

The Attleboro Conservation Commission will hold new public hearings for three filings (two NOIs and one SWMP) and continue hearings on seven items, including NOIs, SWMPs, and an ANRAD. The agenda also includes eight enforcement orders, correspondence from environmental groups, and updates on the Holden Street canoe launch and a new conservation area sign.

• New public hearings: NOI for 1 Windsor Drive (B&C Nominee Trust), NOI for 9 Windsor Drive (B&C Nominee Trust), SWMP for 1270 Newport Avenue (Bristol Place Investments LP)
• Continued hearings: NOI & LWPA for Pitas Avenue (City of Attleboro), NOI for Oak Street (Robert Hill), NOI for 21 York Drive (Northeast Custom Homes LLC), NOI for 18 York Drive (B&C Nominee Trust), SWMP for 0 County Street (W.B. Construction & Development), ANRAD for Pinehurst and Cloverdale Avenues (Kings and Castle Group), NOI for 16 Windsor Drive (Northeast Custom Homes LLC)
• Enforcement orders issued for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, 77 Homestead Lane, 37 Lanthier Way, 14 Sheridan Circle, Pinehurst and Brochu Avenues, 367 Clifton Street, and 17 Landers Road
• Correspondence from Friends of the Ten Mile River and Runnins River Watershed Alliance regarding the Oak Street NOI, and a National Grid notice on its Yearly Operational Plan
• Staff selected Signarama’s $5,200.00 quote for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign; fee schedule updates and stormwater training proposal tabled

Planning Board

The Planning Board gave conditional approval to a 43-lot preliminary subdivision plan for Newberry Woods. The Board also approved several Form A plans for lot divisions and combinations and authorized the release of subdivision bonds.

• Conditionally approved 43-lot preliminary subdivision plan 'Newberry Woods' (unanimous)
• Approved Form A plan for 623 Lindsey Street (unanimous)
• Approved Form A plan for 80 Ridgewood Road (unanimous)
• Approved Form A plan for 23 Morse Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved final release of $33,243.50 for Dale Court Extension (unanimous)
• Approved final release of $19,683.61 for Hillcrest Avenue Extension (unanimous, 1 abstention)
• Approved partial release of $101,153.55 for Viridian Meadows (unanimous)
• Approved partial release of $133,978.63 for Viridian Meadows, Phase II (unanimous)

Attleboro Municipal Council

The Municipal Council adopted new procedures for selecting designers for building projects and approved several fund transfers for public safety equipment and infrastructure. The Council also processed numerous business license renewals and referred a proposal to protect Highland Park under Article 97 to the City Property and Claims Committee.

• Adopted new Designer Selection Procedures and amended Ordinance Section 2-16.1 (8-0)
• Appropriated $1,000,000 to the City Wide Stabilization Fund (8-0)
• Appropriated $180,435.56 for two Ford 250 police trucks (8-0)
• Appropriated $49,399 for active shooter ballistics shields (8-0)
• Approved 31 Class I, II, and III business license renewals (8-0)
• Appropriated $349,621.41 for School Appropriation - Medicaid (8-0)
• Approved $25,000 for effluent valves at the West Street plant (8-0)
• Referred Highland Park Article 97 protection to City Property and Claims Committee (8-0)

Historical Commission

The commission approved the minutes from the November 3, 2022 meeting. No other substantive votes or decisions were recorded; the meeting consisted of reports on local historic sites and administrative updates.

• Approved November 3, 2022 minutes (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Planning Board voted to authorize City Solicitor Cindy Amara to respond to an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Patrick Higgins on August 8, 2022. No other substantive actions were taken during the meeting.

• Authorized City Solicitor Cindy Amara to respond to Open Meeting Law complaint (5-0)

Attleboro Retirement Board

The Board authorized the liquidation of $1.45M from the investment portfolio to cover December expenses and approved a new RFP for custodial banking services. Members also accepted a 14-year funding schedule and mortality assumptions from Stone Consulting. Various member enrollments, transfers, and payroll warrants were approved.

• Approved liquidation of $1.45M for December expenses (5-0)
• Authorized chair to execute documents if PRIT Vintage Year 2023 rate is $2M (5-0)
• Approved DAHAB to issue RFP for Custodial Bank Services (5-0)
• Approved 14-year funding schedule at 7% discount rate (5-0)
• Accepted mortality assumption at MP 2021 (5-0)
• Engaged Stone Consulting for COLA impact and base increase studies (5-0)
• Approved Warrant 2022#11 Accounts Payable for $259,003.90 (5-0)
• Approved Warrant 2022#11 Retiree Payroll for $1,391,512.56 (5-0)

Conservation Commission

The Attleboro Conservation Commission will hold new and continued public hearings on several Notices of Intent (NOI), ANRADs, and Stormwater Management Permits (SWMP) for developments on Pinehurst, Cloverdale, Windsor, York, Oak, and County Streets, as well as Pitas Avenue and the Luther Reservoir area. The commission will also consider Certificates of Compliance for completed projects and enforcement orders for alleged violations. Other business includes updates on the Holden Street canoe launch renovations and a new conservation area sign.

• New public hearings: ANRAD for Kings and Castle Group on Pinehurst and Cloverdale Avenues; NOI for B&C Nominee Trust at 9 Windsor Drive; NOI for Northeast Custom Homes at 16 Windsor Drive
• Continued hearings: ANRAD for John DesVergnes at 636 Read Street; NOI & LWPA for City of Attleboro on Pitas Avenue; SWMP for City of Attleboro on Pitas Avenue; NOI for Robert Hill on Oak Street; NOI for Northeast Custom Homes at 21 York Drive; NOI for B&C Nominee Trust at 18 York Drive; SWMP for W.B. Construction on County Street; NOI & LWPA for City of Attleboro at Luther Reservoir
• Certificates of Compliance requested for projects at 27 Georgia Rae Way, 91 Augsburg Drive (two lots), 36 Mitchell Terrace, and 0 & 330 Turner Street
• Enforcement orders issued for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, 77 Homestead Lane, 37 Lanthier Way, 14 Sheridan Circle, Pinehurst Avenue and Brochu Avenue, 367 Clifton Street, and 17 Landers Road
• Staff selected Signarama's $5,200 quote for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign

Attleboro Municipal Council

The Council approved the purchase of two Health Department vehicles and authorized several fund transfers for police equipment and city services. They also declared the Finberg School property available for disposition and approved various school donations and surplus equipment.

• Approved $92,000 for two Health Department vehicles (9-1)
• Declared Finberg School property (1125 South Main St and 120 Knight Ave) available for disposition (10-0)
• Approved $5,122.29 for a police ID machine and materials (10-0)
• Approved ordinance change to add Wall Street (easterly side) to time-limited parking (10-0)
• Approved $4,683.10 for a Recreation Department copy machine (10-0)
• Approved $6,100 for City Clerk office salary overlap (10-0)
• Approved various donations of art supplies and books to city schools (10-0)
• Referred propane tank fire prevention fee concerns to Public Safety Committee

Planning Board

The Board recommended amendments to allow retail marijuana businesses in General Business and Planned Highway Business districts. It also recommended updated zoning for accessory dwelling structures. Several subdivision and site plan applications were continued or tabled.

• Recommended adoption of retail marijuana zoning amendments (5-1)
• Recommended adoption of accessory dwelling structure zoning amendments (6-0)
• Approved Form A plan for 240 and 248 Brown Street (6-0)
• Approved extension of time for 0 County Street public hearing (6-0)
• Tabled Ridgewood Road 43-lot preliminary subdivision plan
• Continued public hearing for Laurel Knoll two-lot subdivision
• Continued public hearing for 0 County Street site plan review
• Continued public hearing for Bristol Place five-lot subdivision

Historical Commission

The commission established a subcommittee to develop a proposal for the Newport Ave. Historic Corridor. Members also discussed the potential for National Register nominations for city properties and the disposal of historical materials by city departments.

• Approved minutes from October 5, 2023 (unanimous)
• Formed Newport Ave. Historic Corridor subcommittee consisting of Jerry T., Brian F., Rachel, and Kevin

Conservation Commission

The Attleboro Conservation Commission will hold a public hearing on a new Notice of Intent and LWPA application for Luther Reservoir, continue hearings on several NOI and LWPA applications including projects on Pitas Avenue and Oak Street, and discuss enforcement orders for multiple properties. The meeting also includes correspondence from environmental groups and updates on conservation area projects.

• New public hearing: City of Attleboro — Luther Reservoir, Assessor's Plat #77, Lots #289C, #290, #291, #292A, #293.A and #296, Plat #78, Lots #2A and #3
• Continued hearing: John DesVergnes — 636 Read Street, ANRAD
• Continued hearing: City of Attleboro — Pitas Avenue, NOI & LWPA and SWMP
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, 77 Homestead Lane, 37 Lanthier Way, 14 Sheridan Circle, Pinehurst Avenue and Brochu Avenue, 367 Clifton Street, and 17 Landers Road
• Staff selected Signarama's quotation of $5,200.00 for new Holden Street Conservation Area sign

Attleboro Municipal Council

The Municipal Council approved amendments to the city ordinances prohibiting commercial and heavy commercial vehicles from parking on residential properties for more than one hour between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., and banning them entirely from 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. The Council also approved several license renewals, fund transfers, and the adoption of a real estate taxation classification factor.

• Approved residential parking restrictions for commercial vehicles (7-4)
• Adopted a 1.38 classification factor for Fiscal Year 2023 real estate taxation (8-3)
• Adopted a dual system of classification for Real Estate Taxation (10-1)
• Approved 9 auto dealer license renewals (11-0)
• Approved $125,000 earmark grant from Executive Office of Elder Affairs (11-0)
• Authorized School Department to pay $27,873.87 in previous year bills (11-0)
• Confirmed Victoria Parent and Haley McGee to the Youth Commission (11-0)
• Accepted $12,620 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (11-0)

Attleboro Retirement Board

The Attleboro Retirement Board met virtually to address a previous voting error. The Board voted to rescind a prior decision regarding a superannuation retirement application.

• Rescinded October 26, 2022 vote to grant superannuation retirement to James Washington (5-0)

Liquor Licensing Board

The Attleboro Licensing Board will vote on three license requests: a live entertainment license for Zahara Cannabis on October 29, and one-day wine/malt licenses for the Attleboro Land Trust on November 17 and the Attleboro Arts Museum on December 10. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Live Entertainment License for Ashli’s Inc. d/b/a Zahara Cannabis, 70 Mossberg Drive, on Oct 29, 12-4pm
• Wines/Malt One Day License for Attleboro Land Trust at Murray Unitarian Universalist Church, Nov 17, 7-9pm
• Wines/Malt One Day License for Attleboro Arts Museum, 86 Park Street, Dec 10, 3-5pm
• Approval of minutes from October 5 and October 11, 2022

The Licensing Board approved requests for a live entertainment license and two one-day wine and malt licenses. The board also approved the minutes from October 5 and October 11, 2022.

• Approved Live Entertainment License for Zahara Cannabis on Oct 29, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Approved Wines/Malt One Day License for Attleboro Land Trust on Nov 17, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Approved Wines/Malt One Day License for Attleboro Arts Museum on Dec 10, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from October 5 and October 11, 2022 (Unanimous)

Council on Human Rights

The Council discussed planning for Human Rights Day, including requesting videos from local officials and community groups. Members also planned a Human Rights Award recognition and ceremony for January 2023.

• Planned request for 2-3 minute videos from local elected officials and community groups
• Planned creation of a Human Rights Day commemorative graphic
• Planned Human Rights Award recognition and ceremony for January 2023

Attleboro Retirement Board

The Board authorized the liquidation of up to $1,550,000 from the investment portfolio to cover anticipated November expenses. Members approved the 2022 expense budget, processed several retirements, and accepted ten new member enrollments.

• Approved liquidation of up to $1,550,000 from investment portfolio for November expenses (5-0)
• Approved 2022 expense budget amended to $1,585,775.34 (4-0)
• Approved superannuation retirements for Elizabeth Clement, Allan Murrant, Steven Beaudet, and James Washington (5-0)
• Approved payment for staff Administrator Training in Danvers on November 15, 2022 (5-0)
• Accepted 10 new employee enrollments into membership (5-0)
• Approved 4 account transfers, including $43,087.25 to North Attleboro Retirement System (5-0)
• Approved $14,567.20 net Option B refund to beneficiary Frances O’Buchon (5-0)
• Approved Cash Disbursements Warrant 2022#10 AP ($219,026.22) and Retiree Payroll Warrant 2022#10 RP ($1,376,632.17) (5-0)

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will hold new public hearings on three projects, including a development at 14 York Drive and two by the City of Pawtucket on Branch Street. It will also continue hearings on several previously filed notices of intent and requests for stormwater permits. The agenda includes enforcement orders for multiple properties and correspondence from environmental groups regarding a project on Oak Street.

• New NOI: Northeast Custom Homes LLC for 14 York Drive
• New NOI and SWMP: City of Pawtucket for Branch Street right-of-way
• Continued hearings: ANRAD for 636 Read Street, NOI for 47 Oakhill Avenue, NOI & LWPA for Pitas Avenue
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, and others
• Staff selected Signarama's $5,200.00 quote for new Holden Street Conservation Area sign

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider a request from Triple Play Car Wash LLC located at 100 Washington Street. The request involves a change of managers for the business.

• Manager change request: Triple Play Car Wash LLC, 100 Washington Street

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board is meeting to consider a manager change for BJ’s Wholesale Club and a license transfer for Wetherlaine’s Restaurant. The board will also review minutes from the August 30, 2022 meeting.

• Manager change request for Mormax Corporation d/b/a BJ’s Wholesale Club at 287 Washington Street to Louis Machado
• Common Victualer all alcohol license transfer request for LNLC Inc d/b/a Wetherlaine’s Restaurant at 266 County Street

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings for several Notices of Intent and Stormwater Management Plans. The body will also review enforcement orders and a quotation for a new conservation area sign.

• New public hearings for 21 York Drive, 5 Windsor Drive, 18 York Drive, and 0 County Street
• Continued hearings for Pitas Avenue, 636 Read Street, 47 Oakhill Avenue, Oak Street, and 80 Ridgewood Road
• Selection of Signatama’s $5,200.00 quotation for the Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Review of enforcement orders for properties including Rice Street, Colvin Street, and 101 Lamb Street
• Discussion of Holden Street canoe launch renovations and a draft fee schedule update

Conservation Commission

The Commission is conducting public hearings for several land use projects including requests for Riverdamage assessments and Notices of Intent. The agenda also includes a review of multiple enforcement orders and notices of non-compliance across various local streets.

• RDA - Roland Cardi — 999 Newport Avenue
• NOI - Rhino Capital Advisors LLC — 1275 Commerce Way
• NOI & LWPA - City of Attleboro — Pitas Avenue
• Enforcement Orders for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, and Homestead Lane
• Holden Street conservation area sign quotation of $5,200.00

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is conducting new and continued public hearings for various property applications. The body is also reviewing several enforcement orders and notices of non-compliance.

• New public hearings for 521 Tiffany Street, 715 South Main Street, and 80 Ridgewood Road
• Continued hearings for projects including 1275 Commerce Way, Pitas Avenue, and Peckham Street
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, and others
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Discussion of Holden Street canoe launch renovations and draft fee schedule updates

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider two requests for one-day licenses for upcoming fundraisers. The board will also review the minutes from the July 20, 2022 meeting.

• One Day License request: Portuguese American Club, Inc., 65G Prairie Avenue (September 9, 2022)
• One Day License request: Attleboro Arts Museum, 86 Park Street (November 5, 2022)
• Approval of minutes from July 20, 2022

Conservation Commission

The Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings regarding various land use requests. The agenda also includes enforcement orders, certificates of compliance, and updates on conservation area projects.

• New RDA applications for Valley Run Drive, Windsor Drive, and York Drive
• NOI for Robert Hill at Oak Street
• Public hearings for City of Attleboro projects on Pitas Avenue and Peckham Street
• Enforcement orders for Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, and others
• Holden Street sign quotation from Signarama for $5,200.00

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is conducting new and continued public hearings for various Notices of Intent and Stormwater Management Permits. The body will also address several enforcement orders and a proposed Environmental Master Plan.

• Public hearings for projects at 52 Augsburg Drive, 111 Tanglewood Drive, and 47 Oakhill Avenue
• City of Attleboro projects at Pitas Avenue and Peckham Street
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Colvin Street, 101 Lamb Street, 77 Homestead Lane, 37 Lanthier Way, 14 Sheridan Circle, and 367 Clifton Street
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Discussion of the proposed Environmental Master Plan with Mike Davis

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider a request from Ashli’s Inc. d/b/a Zahara Cannabis regarding their grand opening on July 22, 2022. The request includes both a One Day License and an Entertainment License. The board will also approve the minutes from the June 29, 2022 meeting.

• One Day License and Entertainment License request for Zahara Cannabis at 70 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Approval of minutes from June 29, 2022

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings for various properties, including sites at 1275 Commerce Way and 179 Peckham Street. The body will also review requests for certificates of compliance and address several enforcement orders.

• New public hearings for 196 Maple Street, 1275 Commerce Way, and 179 Peckham Street
• Certificate of compliance requests for 35 Mitchell Terrace, 510 Read Street, 39 Lathrop Road, 700 Pleasant Street, and 0 Ward Street/0 North Avenue
• Enforcement orders for properties including 101 Lamb Street, 77 Homestead Lane, and 301 Clifton Street
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Request from MassDOT for a time extension for drainage system maintenance on Routes 1, 1A, 123, I-95, and I-295

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will meet to consider a request from Nabil Nakhoul regarding a wine and beer license. The board will also vote on the approval of minutes from the May 25, 2022 meeting.

• Wine/beer license request for 40 Emory Street (Nabil Nakhoul)
• Approval of May 25, 2022 meeting minutes

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is conducting new and continued public hearings regarding various property applications. The body is also reviewing several enforcement orders and notices of non-compliance across the city.

• New public hearings for properties at 61 School Street, 55 Trinity Circle, 36 Kellcourt Drive, 636 Read Street, and 64 Martin Street
• Continued hearings for No Fossil Fuels LLC (179 Peckham Street), Anthony Properties (754 Newport Avenue), General Metal Finishing LLC, and Ashli’s Farm Inc.
• Enforcement orders for properties including 0 Ward Street, 101 Lamb Street, and 77 Homestead Lane
• Selection of Signatama’s $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Review of a MassDOT request for a time extension for drainage system maintenance on Routes 1, 1A, 123, I-95, and I-295

Conservation Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings for various land use applications and enforcement orders. The agenda includes discussions on a sign quotation for Holden Street and potential updates to the fee schedule.

• RDA hearing: Lauren O’Brien, 112 Slater Street
• Continuance hearings for No Fossil Fuels LLC at 179 Peckham Street and Anthony Properties at 754 Newport Avenue
• Enforcement orders for multiple properties including Rice Street, Ward Street, Colvin Street, and Lamb Street
• MassDOT request for extension regarding drainage maintenance on Routes 1, 1A, 123, I-95, and I-295
• Holden Street conservation area sign quotation from Signarama for $5,200.00

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board is considering several requests for one-day liquor licenses for local events and farmers markets. The board will also review applications for new Common Victualler licenses and changes to an existing establishment's corporate structure.

• CIBG Corp. (Don & Gigi’s Italian Ristorante & Pizzeria, 88 Union Street) request for new stockholder, officer/director changes, dba change, and premises alteration
• New Common Victualler license requests for Georgie’z Pizza and Seafood (1282 Park Street) and DL FoodService (775 Washington Street)
• One Day Licenses for Attleboro Arts Museum, Friends of Capron Park Zoo, and Barfly LLC
• Wine sales requests for Crave Mead LLC and Westport Rivers Vineyard & Winery at the Attleboro Farmers Market (201 County Street)

Conservation Commission

The Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings regarding various land use requests. The agenda includes enforcement orders, appeals, and updates on conservation area projects.

• New RDA hearings for 34 Seth Drive and 9 Merigold Circle
• Continued NOI and SWMP hearings for No Fossil Fuels LLC at 179 Peckham Street
• Enforcement orders for multiple properties including Rice Street, Ward Street, and Colvin Street
• Appeal regarding an Order of Conditions for 0 Park Street
• Holden Street canoe launch renovations and a $5,200.00 sign quotation

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will hold continued public hearings for several properties and review requests for certificates of compliance. The body will also address various enforcement orders and notices of non-compliance.

• Continued public hearings for 179 Peckham Street, 45 Crossman Avenue, 754 Newport Avenue, 42 Frank Mossberg Drive, and 76 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Requests for certificates of compliance for 27 Pond Street North, 111 Tanglewood Drive, 999 Read Street, 491 Thatcher Street, and 139 Colts Way
• Enforcement orders for properties including 0 Ward Street/0 North Avenue, 101 Lamb Street, and 77 Homestead Lane
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for the new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Request to establish a full-time salary line-item for the Assistant Conservation Agent

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will continue a public hearing regarding a new retail package wine and malt license application. The request is from South Side Restaurant and Variety LLC for the location at 173B Westminster Avenue.

• Continued Public Hearing: South Side Restaurant and Variety LLC (d/b/a South Side Variety) for a new Retail Package Wine/Malt License at 173B Westminster Avenue
• Approval of minutes from March 23, 2022

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review several public hearings held in continuance regarding Notice of Intents (NOI) and Stormwater Management Plans (SWMP). The agenda includes enforcement orders, requests for certificates of compliance, and correspondence regarding railroad vegetation control and high school construction permits.

• Public hearings for No Fossil Fuels LLC at 179 Peckham Street
• Public hearings for JS Fuller TIC, LLC & Etal at 50 Fuller Avenue
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Ward Street, Colvin Street, Lamb Street, Homestead Lane, Clifton Street, and Lanthier Way
• Holden Street canoe launch renovations (staff preparing Invitation for Bid)
• Signage quotation for Holden Street Conservation Area: $5,200.00 from Signarama

Conservation Commission

The Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings regarding various land use requests. The agenda also includes several enforcement orders, a request for an extension related to the new Attleboro High School construction, and elections for Commission leadership.

• New RDA hearings: Eric Doherty at 28 Ashden Court and Jeffrey Macomber at 1 Sajo Drive
• New SWMP hearing: Ashli’s Farm Inc. & Ashli’s Extracts Inc. at 76 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Continued NOI/LWPA hearings for No Fossil Fuels LLC, Vincent G. Tuccero, and JS Fuller TIC, LLC
• Enforcement orders for various locations including Rice Street, Ward Street, and Colvin Street
• Holden Street canoe launch renovations and a $5,200.00 sign quotation from Signarama

Liquor Licensing Board

The board will consider a new retail package wine/malt license for South Side Variety and a special farmer winery license for House Bear Brewing, LLC. The meeting also includes a common victualer license renewal for Babe's Place.

• New Retail Package Wine/Malt License request: 173B Westminster Avenue
• Special Farmer Winery License request: House Bear Brewing, LLC at Attleboro Farmers' Market
• Common Victualer License Renewal: Babe's Place, 11 Washington Street

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is conducting new and continued public hearings for various Notice of Intent (NOI) and Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) applications. The body will also review requests for certificates of compliance and address several enforcement orders.

• New public hearing for General Metal Finishing LLC at 42 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Continued hearing for No Fossil Fuels LLC at 179 Peckham Street
• Continued hearing for New England Power Company regarding V148S Transmission Line Right-of-Way
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Enforcement orders for properties including 0 Ward Street and 101 Lamb Street

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings regarding stormwater management and wetlands protection. The body will also review enforcement orders and a request for a certificate of compliance for the Department of Public Works.

• New public hearing for General Metal Finishing LLC at 42 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Public hearings for No Fossil Fuels LLC at 179 Peckham Street
• Certificate of Compliance request for DPW at 27 Pond Street North
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Ward Street, Colvin Street, Lamb Street, Homestead Lane, Clifton Street, and Lanthier Way

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings regarding Notices of Intent and Stormwater Management Permits. The body will also review requests for certificates of compliance and address several enforcement orders.

• New public hearings for 50 Fuller Avenue, New England Power Company transmission line, and Bishop Feehan High School
• Continued hearings for 179 Peckham Street, 754 Newport Avenue, and 95 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Certificate of compliance requests for 27 Pond Street North and 1 Wall Street
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Ward Street, Colvin Street, Lamb Street, Homestead Lane, Clifton Street, and Lanthier Way
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is conducting new and continued public hearings for various Notice of Intent (NOI) and Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) applications. The body is also reviewing requests for certificates of compliance and addressing several enforcement orders.

• New public hearings for 50 Fuller Avenue (JS Fuller TIC, LLC & Etal)
• Continued public hearings for properties including 113 Olive Street, 999 Newport Avenue, and 179 Peckham Street
• Certificate of compliance requests for 27 Pond Street North and 1 Wall Street
• Enforcement orders for properties on Rice Street, Ward Street, Colvin Street, Lamb Street, Homestead Lane, Clifton Street, and Lanthier Way
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign

Liquor Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider a license transfer for a restaurant at 15 Park Street and a change of officers for The Olive Garden. The board will also review renewals for Common Victualers and Lodging House licenses.

• License transfer request for Square Food Service, Inc. d/b/a Four Season Japanese Cuisine at 15 Park Street
• Change of officers request for GMRI Inc. d/b/a The Olive Garden at 1240 Newport Avenue
• Renewals for Common Victualers and Lodging House licenses

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will conduct new and continued public hearings regarding stormwater management and land use permits. The body will also review requests for certificates of compliance and address several enforcement orders.

• New public hearing for NeighborWorks Housing Solutions at 150 Pleasant Street
• New public hearing for Morin’s Realty LLC at 95 Frank Mossberg Drive
• Selection of Signarama's $5,200.00 quotation for a new Holden Street Conservation Area sign
• Review of enforcement orders for properties including 0 Ward Street and 101 Lamb Street
• Discussion of Holden Street canoe launch renovations and a draft update to the fee schedule