Kingston public meetings in 2022

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission will meet to discuss wetland-related projects and enforcement actions. Three public hearings on residential projects near wetlands have been continued to January 11, 2023. The meeting also includes signing documents, action items, and updates.

• Bill for Gatehouse Media for Elm St BMP/Jones River Restoration Bids
• 64-70 Summer St Order of Conditions
• 93 Main St RDA
• 164 Pembroke St enforcement
• Public hearings on 8 Smelt Pond Road, 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street, and 23 Spruce Street (continued to Jan 11)

Wage & Personnel

The Wage and Personnel Board will meet to review and approve its 2022 annual report and discuss the need for a third member. The board will also review and approve the formatting for meeting minutes and set the agenda for the next meeting on January 16, 2023.

• Review and approve the annual report for 2022
• Review and approve the formatting for the minutes
• Discuss date/agenda for January 16, 2023 meeting
• Recess to executive session to discuss Town of Kingston Classification and Compensation Study for non-union personnel negotiations

Board of Selectmen

The Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss the date of the Annual Town Election. The meeting also includes a Town Administrator's report and an open forum.

• Reconsideration of Date for Annual Town Election

General

The Kingston Board of Health will hold a regular meeting at Town House, 26 Evergreen St., Room 101, and via Zoom. The board will review bills paid, meeting minutes, and reports from the health agent and nurse, then continue discussing the public health nurse job description.

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission is meeting to review public hearings for wetland projects, handle billing items, and discuss enforcement actions. The agenda includes notices of intent for properties on Smelt Pond Road, Spruce Street, and Summer Street, plus updates on Kingston Wetland Protection Regulations.

• Notice of Intent for 8 Smelt Pond Road single-family dwelling addition
• Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation for 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street
• Notice of Intent for 23 Spruce Street to raze and rebuild a single-family dwelling
• Notice of Intent for 64-70 Summer St for parking lot and stormwater improvements
• Updates on Kingston Wetland Protection Regulations (KWPR)

Council on Aging

The Council on Aging will meet to review reports and discuss several operational items. The agenda includes a review of the first four months of the FY23 budget and a discussion on liability waivers for activities.

• Budget review for the first 4 months of FY23
• Liability waiver for activities
• Discussion on GATRA changes
• Flu shot urgency

Board of Assessors

The Kingston Board of Assessors will meet to handle routine administrative tasks including reviewing office bills for payment, authorizing motor vehicle and boat excise commitments, and deciding on November abatements. The board will also review requests for overlay release and Chapter Land applications.

• Review and authorize office bills for payment
• Review and authorize Motor Vehicle and Boat excise commitments
• Review and authorize November Abatements
• Review and decide request for overlay release
• Review and decide Chapter Land applications

General

The Kingston Board of Assessors is meeting to discuss exemptions under state law, with the contents of the discussion not being public record. The board will also review minutes from a previous executive session. This is a procedural meeting focused on non-public matters.

• Executive session to discuss exemptions pursuant to M.G.L. c30A, section 21 (a) (7) and M.G.L. c59, section 60
• Review of November 8, 2022 executive session minutes

Board of Selectmen

The Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss the proposed FY24 budget and may vote to recommend it to the Finance Committee. The board will also consider fee changes for mattress disposal and authorize a police promotional process.

• Possible vote to recommend FY24 Budget to Finance Committee
• Approval of increase to mattress disposable rates
• Authorization of a Police Promotional Process
• Establishment of Annual Town Election Date as April 22, 2022
• Establishment of Annual Town Meeting Date as May 6, 2022

Wage & Personnel

The Wage and Personnel Board will meet to discuss the format of its meeting minutes and schedule its next meeting. The board also needs a third member to be appointed by the Finance Committee. The meeting will include an executive session to discuss a compensation study for non-union personnel negotiations.

• Discuss format of minutes using draft minutes for September 19, 2022
• Discuss date/agenda for December 19, 2022
• Seek third member appointment by Finance Committee
• Executive session to discuss Town of Kingston Classification and Compensation Study for non-union personnel negotiations

General

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will convene a regular meeting at Town House, Room 203. The only listed agenda item is a recess to executive session for contract negotiations with non-union personnel.

General

The Board of Selectmen will hold a regular meeting with no formal decisions listed. The only substantive item is a discussion of the Town Administrator’s proposed FY24 budget. The meeting will be held in person at Town House Room 200 and streamed via Zoom.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will continue a public hearing regarding a proposal for two new apartment buildings. The board will also review an application for an alternate member to the ZBA.

• Public hearing for 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St. regarding two new 6-unit apartment buildings
• Review of application for ZBA alternate member

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health will meet to approve minutes and bills, receive reports from the health agent and nurse, and continue a discussion on the Public Health Nurse job description. The meeting is largely routine, with the main substantive item being the ongoing job description discussion.

• Continuation of discussion on Public Health Nurse Job Description
• Approval of minutes from November 21, 2022
• Bills paid 11/18/2022
• Health Agent report by Paula Rossi-Clapp
• Nurse's report by Leanne McGuinness

General

The Planning Board will discuss zoning topics for the May Town Meeting and a letter of support for the Veteran's Memorial. The board will also appoint a member to the MBTA Implementation Task Force.

• Review of preliminary zoning topics for May Town Meeting
• Letter of Support Request for Veteran's Memorial
• Appointment of member for MBTA Implementation Task Force
• Establishment of 2023 Meeting Schedule

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss the Town Administrator's FY24 budget presentation, consider creating a Kingston's 300th Committee, and review appointments. The board will also address town property matters, including a property naming policy and declaring a Fire Department Crown Victoria as surplus.

• Presentation of Town Administrator FY24 Budget
• Request to Create Kingston's 300th Committee
• Request to Deem Town Property as Surplus - Fire Department Crown Victoria
• Appointment of Alternate Plumbing and Gas Inspector
• Discussion of Adopting Town Property Naming Policy

General

The Kingston Council on Aging will hold a meeting at the Town House on November 29, 2022, featuring a joint session with the Board of Selectmen. The agenda consists of standard administrative items and a discussion on the University of Massachusetts Boston - Age and Dementia Initiative in Kingston.

• Joint meeting with the Board of Selectmen to discuss the University of Massachusetts Boston - Age and Dementia Initiative in Kingston.

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will review updates for the Fred D. Svenson, Jr. Water Treatment Facility and discuss FY24 budget priorities. The board will also address a 40B proposal and a tax abatement request.

• Appointments of Mike Ohl and Kristen Berger for Fred D. Svenson, Jr. Water Treatment Facility updates
• Proposed 40B at 113-117 Wapping Road, Priolo Wapping Realty, LLC
• Abatement request for 4 Howland's Lane
• FY24 budget discussion on capital planning and special articles
• Revised plan review for 1 Tremont St & 163 Summer St by STS Properties

Board of Health

The Board of Health will meet to review the current fee schedule for 2023 and the FY24 meeting schedule. The session includes reports from the health agent, nurse, and Healthy Kingston.

• Review of current fee schedule for 2023
• Review of FY24 meeting schedule

Wage & Personnel

The Kingston Wage and Personnel Board will discuss and possibly act on schedule changes to Schedule C-3 resulting from the minimum wage increase effective January 1, 2023. They will also review a posting for a board vacancy, discuss minutes format, and plan the next meeting. The board will enter executive session to discuss the Classification and Compensation Study for non-union personnel negotiations.

• Review schedule changes to Schedule C-3 due to minimum wage increase effective January 1, 2023
• Review posting for Board vacancy for website News Flash section
• Discuss format of minutes using draft minutes for September 19, 2022
• Executive session to discuss Classification and Compensation Study for non-union personnel negotiations

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals will vote on a final decision regarding an appeal by Mary and Shawn O'Donnell, Trustees of the O'Donnell Family Trust, of a cease and desist order from the Building Commissioner about commercial fill importation to 48 Marion Drive. A public hearing for a special permit to build two 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St. is on the agenda but will not be discussed, as it was continued at the applicant's request. The board will also approve meeting minutes.

• Vote on final decision for O'Donnell appeal of cease and desist order, 48 Marion Drive (Parcel No. 75-38)
• Public hearing continued for special permit, waivers, and variance for two 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St.
• Site plan by Grady Consulting, LLC
• Meeting minutes to be approved

Board of Selectmen

The Board of Selectmen will review department head comments on a 40B housing submission for 113-117 Wapping Road, consider forming an MBTA Community Zoning Implementation Task Force, and vote on a one-day liquor license for a Crossfit competition. The board will also accept a donation to veterans and hear the town administrator's report.

• Review of Department Head Comments on 113-117 Wapping Road 40B Submission
• Approval of a One Day Liquor License for Crossfit Competition on November 20, 2022 from 11am-5pm at Crossfit Takeoff
• Consideration of MBTA Community Zoning Implementation Task Force
• Acceptance of Donation to Veterans

Planning

The Kingston Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a special permit and site plan review for M&M Cantor Court LLC's 'Freedom Boat Club' winter dry boat storage on Prospect St, and will review a revised site plan for apartments at 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St. The board will also discuss MBTA Communities and zoning amendments, and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Public Hearing: Special Permit and Site Plan Review for Freedom Boat Club winter dry storage, Prospect St (Map 67 Lot 26-B), Industrial Zoning District
• Site Plan Review: Brownbuilt Construction revised plan for 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St Apartments (Map 20 Lot 73, Map 27 Lot 77)
• Discussion: MBTA Communities
• Discussion: Zoning Amendments
• Minutes approval for meetings from May 9 to October 24, 2022

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission will meet to review and act on several items, including bills for engineering services and an enforcement action. The main business is four public hearings on Notices of Intent for projects near wetlands, including new homes and a parking lot, plus a wetland delineation review.

• Public hearing: 23 Spruce Street – raze existing home, build new single-family within 100 ft of wetland
• Public hearing: 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street – ANRAD for flagged wetlands and riverfront area
• Public hearing: 19 Kingston St – new single-family dwelling and driveway within 100 ft of wetland
• Public hearing: 64-70 Summer St – parking lot and stormwater improvements within 200 ft of perennial stream
• Action item: 79 Elm St RDA; enforcement at 48 Marion Dr, 123-125 Wapping Rd, 164 Pembroke St

Wage & Personnel

The Wage and Personnel Board will open its meeting at 6:00 PM in Room 203 of Town House, 26 Evergreen St., then recess into an executive session that will not return to open session. The closed portion is a joint meeting with the Board of Selectmen to prepare for or conduct contract negotiations with non-union personnel.

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will discuss possible water moratorium options and the proposed Monk's Hill development. The board will also review updates on the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant and discuss FY24 budget priorities.

• Discussion on possible water moratorium options with Town Planner Valerie Massard
• Discussion on Monk's Hill proposed development with Mark Baranski
• Vote to award engineering contract
• FY24 Budget discussion on department priorities and special articles
• Mandatory annual Lead & Copper testing for residents of test site locations

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors is meeting to enter executive session to discuss exemption and abatement applications, the contents of which are not public record. The board will also review minutes from its October 25, 2022 executive session. No public action or decision is listed on the agenda.

• Enter executive session under MGL Chapter 59 Section 60 to discuss exemption/abatement applications
• Review October 25, 2022 executive session minutes
• Discuss exemptions under M.G.L. c30A, section 21 (a) (7) and M.G.L. c59, section 60

General

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet on November 8, 2022, at 6:00 PM in Town House Room 203 and via Zoom. The meeting will begin with a call to order, followed by a recess to an executive session for strategy sessions and contract negotiations with non-union personnel. No other agenda items are listed.

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to review and decide on Chapter Land applications. The board will also discuss office bills for payment authorization and review previous meeting minutes.

• Decision on Chapter Land applications
• Review of office bills for payment authorization
• Review of October 25, 2022 Open Session minutes

Council on Aging

The Kingston Council on Aging Advisory Board is meeting to discuss routine updates and several policy items, including a proposed increase in the Thursday lunch price to $4, a code of conduct, inclement weather and pet policies, and a new transportation coordinator. The board will also hear reports from the secretary, chairman, and director, and receive updates on the GATRA transit service and the Age and Dementia Friendly Initiative.

• Thursday lunch price increase to $4
• Code of Conduct and Standards of Behavior policy
• Inclement Weather Policy
• Pet Policy
• New Transportation Coordinator and GATRA update

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health will meet to review bills, the year-to-date budget report, meeting minutes from October 17, 2022, and reports from the health agent, nurse, and Healthy Kingston. Discussions will cover topics including a strategic plan, a plastic bag ban update, a shared excellence grant, and tobacco. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, November 7, 2022, at 6:00 PM at the Town House and via Zoom.

• Plastic Bag Ban Update
• Shared Excellence Grant Update
• Strategic Plan Date Discussion
• Kingston Cares Account Set-Up Preliminary Discussion
• YTD Budget Report and Bills Review

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a special permit application for two new 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St. The applicant seeks waivers and a variance to modify the existing site plan. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom.

• Special permit application for two 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St.
• Request for waivers from intensity schedule (Section 8.2A) and variance per Section 6.8.D.1r
• Site plan prepared by Grady Consulting, LLC (dated 3/15/2022)

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet on November 2, 2022, at 5:30 PM in Room 203, 26 Evergreen Street. The agenda includes a call to order followed by a recess to executive session to discuss personnel discipline, complaints, or litigation strategy. No substantive decisions are listed on the public agenda.

Wage & Personnel

The Wage and Personnel Board will attend the Board of Selectmen's meeting to hear the GovHR review of the Compensation, Benefits and Classification Study. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Attend GovHR review of Compensation, Benefits and Classification Study at Board of Selectmen's meeting

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will hold public hearings on property tax classification and on petitions from Verizon and Eversource to place new facilities on William C Gould Jr Way. They will also receive a presentation on a wage and benefit study and make several appointments, including to town boards and positions. The meeting includes routine items such as approving minutes and accepting a donation.

• Public hearing on property tax classification
• Public hearing on Verizon and Eversource facilities on William C Gould Jr Way
• Presentation of wage and benefit study
• Appointments to Ichabod Washburn Trustees, Conservation Commission, Historical Commission, and town staff positions
• Acceptance of donation to Council on Aging

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission is meeting to discuss and act on several conservation-related items, including wetland permits, enforcement cases, and appointments. Three public hearings are scheduled, two of which have been continued to November 9, 2022. The commission will also consider signing various documents and approving meeting minutes.

• Public hearing for 23 Spruce Street: razing and rebuilding a single-family home within 100 feet of wetlands (continued to Nov 9)
• Public hearing for 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street: ANRAD for flagged wetlands and riverfront area (continued to Nov 9)
• Public hearing for 64-70 Summer St: parking lot and stormwater improvements within 200 feet of a perennial stream
• Action items include COCs for 1-13 & 1-15 Ln Old Orchard, RDA for 93 Main St, and amendment OOC for 19 Kingston St
• Enforcement items: Cobb Ave and 110 Country Club Way

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to discuss tax exemption and abatement applications. The board will also review and decide on a hardship tax deferral application.

• Review and decision on 18A hardship tax deferral application
• Discussion of exemptions pursuant to M.G.L. c30A and M.G.L. c59
• Approval of September 13, 2022 Executive Session minutes

Board of Assessors

The Kingston Board of Assessors will meet to review and authorize October abatements and the motor vehicle commitment, as well as discuss classification hearing information and decide on Chapter Land applications. The board will also review office bills and approve meeting minutes from September 13, 2022. This is a routine administrative meeting with no major policy decisions expected.

• Review and authorize October abatements
• Review and authorize motor vehicle commitment
• Review classification hearing information
• Decide on Chapter Land applications
• Review office bills for payment authorization

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will conduct interviews for an engineering contract and receive updates on the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Facility. The board is also discussing the FY24 budget and the possibility of a water moratorium.

• Interviews for Engineering Contract with Kristen Berger (Resilient CE) and Michael Ohl (Comprehensive Environmental Inc.)
• Updates on Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Facility project status and SRF closeout
• FY24 Budget discussion
• Discussion of potential for water moratorium
• Mass DEP letter regarding Assessment Fee

General

The Kingston Council on Aging is holding a meeting on October 25, 2022, at the Senior Center. The sole purpose is to discuss the Age and/or Dementia Friendly initiative in Kingston with a representative from the University of Massachusetts Boston. The agenda includes announcements, open forum, minutes, and staff reports, but the main item is this discussion.

• Discussion with UMass Boston representative on Age and/or Dementia Friendly initiative
• Open forum for public comments
• Meeting minutes and staff/committee reports
• Next regular meeting scheduled for November 8 at 11:30 AM

Planning

The Kingston Planning Board will hold public hearings on two special permit applications: one from Rader Properties for an adult-use marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, and sales facility at 30 Independence Way, and another from Clogston Construction for an accessory dwelling unit at 20 Tall Timber Lane. The board will also review a revised site plan from Brownbuilt Construction for apartments at 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St. The meeting includes discussion of the upcoming schedule and approval of past minutes.

• Public hearing: Rader Properties special permit for adult-use marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, and sales at 30 Independence Way (Map 12, Lots 3-2)
• Public hearing: Clogston Construction special permit for accessory dwelling unit at 20 Tall Timber Lane (Map 78, Lot 1-5) in R40 Zone
• Site plan review: Brownbuilt Construction revised plan for apartments at 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St (Map 20, Lot 73 and Map 27, Lot 77)
• Discussion of upcoming meeting schedule
• Approval of minutes from February 14, April 11, and April 25, 2022

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider an appeal of a cease and desist order and a special permit request regarding fill importation. The board will also review a request for a minor modification to a special permit for a residential project.

• Appeal of cease and desist order and special permit request for fill importation at 48 Marion Drive
• Minor modification of existing special permit for a proposed bedroom at 25 Rocky Nook Avenue

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet on October 18, 2022, to discuss and vote on several key items, including a one-day liquor license for Barktoberfest, updates to senior center policies and fees, and a letter opposing radioactive waste dumping in Cape Cod Bay. The meeting will also address appointments, resignations, and donations, as well as review tax title properties and a property disposition.

• Approval of a one-day liquor license for Barktoberfest on October 23, 2022, from 1 PM to 4 PM at Kingston Collection
• Review and approval of updates to Senior Center Policies and Procedures, including a fee increase for Thursday lunch
• Request to send a letter opposing the proposed dumping of radioactive waste into Cape Cod Bay by Holtec Pilgrim, LLC
• Disposition of 4 Howland’s Lane, Hillside Club, Back Parcel No. 0058-0056
• Appointment of a full-time Public Safety Dispatcher

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen is meeting to enter executive session to discuss strategy regarding existing host community agreements under the newly promulgated Cannabis Equity Act. The meeting is scheduled for October 18, 2022, at 5:15 PM at the Town House and via Zoom. No other agenda items are listed.

• Executive session under G.L. c. 30A, s. 21(a)(3) to discuss host community agreements
• Discussion related to the Cannabis Equity Act

Wage & Personnel

The Wage and Personnel Board will meet to discuss updates from Human Resources, review a compensation study, and consider a position title change from Assistant Assessor to Principal Assessor. The board will also address bylaw wording on tuition reimbursement and schedule changes due to a minimum wage increase effective January 1, 2023.

• Position title change from Assistant Assessor to Principal Assessor
• Wording of Bylaw Section 16(d) regarding tuition reimbursement
• Schedule changes due to minimum wage increase effective January 1, 2023
• Grading of KTEU positions, Payroll Coordinator and Assistant to the Finance Director/Town Accountant
• Review posting for Board vacancy for website News Flash section

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health is meeting to review bills, approve past meeting minutes, and hear reports from the Health Agent, Town Nurse, and Healthy Kingston. The board will also discuss bike helmets, a strategic plan date, a performance review date, and a Public Health Shared Excellence Grant update.

• Review Bills Process
• Meeting Minutes: September 7, September 19, and October 3 (Cancelled)
• Health Agent Report - Paula Rossi-Clapp
• Town Nurse Report - Leanne McGuinness
• Public Health Shared Excellence Grant Update

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission is meeting to review wetland determinations, enforcement orders, and bills. The agenda includes public hearings for property delineations, a headwall replacement by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, and parking lot and stormwater improvements.

• Public hearing for an Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation at 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street
• Public hearing for a Notice of Intent by MassDOT for headwall replacement near Route 3A at Wadsworth Place
• Public hearing for a Notice of Intent for parking lot and stormwater improvements at 64-70 Summer St
• Requests for Determination of Applicability for 25 Bavarian Way, 46 Shore Dr, 54 Off Boundary, and 27 Atwood
• Enforcement reviews for 164 Pembroke St, Cobb Ave, 48 Marion Drive, and 29-31 Main St

Council on Aging

The Council on Aging will meet to review staff reports and discuss several community initiatives. The agenda includes a discussion on a town-wide survey regarding dementia and age-friendly community standards.

• Discussion on town wide survey for age and/or dementia friendly community
• Pet policy finalization
• Fire Prevention Project
• COA Rental Agreement
• GATRA update

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will discuss updates regarding the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant and review engineering RFPs. The board will also address a lightning strike at Millgate and a personnel bylaw amendment for FY 2024.

• Review of engineering RFPs from CEI, Resilient CE, Beta, and Environmental Partners
• Update on Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant punchlist items and close out procedures
• Discussion of Wage and Personnel ByLaw amendment for FY 2024
• Report on lightning strike at Millgate on 10/5/22
• Update on application review for Water Repairmen position

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to conduct a joint interview with the Recreation Commission for an open position, consider a new common victualler license for A10 Hospitality dba Della Nonna, and discuss several appointments and acceptances, including a financial assistance application and donations. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and the Town Administrator's report.

• Acceptance of New Common Victualler License to A10 Hospitality dba Della Nonna
• Joint Meeting with Recreation Commission to Interview Candidates for Open Position
• Consideration of Financial Assistance Application
• Acceptance of Donation for Veteran's Department and Fire Department
• Acceptance of Full Time Public Safety Dispatcher

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will discuss updates regarding the Grassy Hole/I-86 Manganese Treatment Plant and review proposals for an Engineering RFP. The board will also hear a development proposal and a water bill abatement request.

• Review of proposals for Engineering RFP
• Sacred Heart Development Proposal from Thorndike Development
• Grassy Hole/I-86 Manganese Treatment Plant punchlist and completion status
• Abatement request from John Hajjar of 114 Main St due to broken sprinkler head
• Water Quality Certificate for Brown Built Construction at 1 Tremont St/163 Summer St

Planning

The Planning Board will conduct a public hearing regarding a special permit for an Accessory Dwelling Unit. The board will also consider the release of escrow accounts.

• Public hearing: Special Permit for Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) at 12 Copper Beech Dr (Map 66, Lot 20)
• Release of escrow accounts

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request for a special permit, waivers, and a variance to construct two new 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St. The applicant also seeks to modify the existing site plan. The board will also review meeting minutes and adjourn.

• Special permit per §4.2A for nonconforming structure, use or lot
• Waivers from §8.2A intensity schedule
• Variance per §6.8.D.1r
• Construction of two 6-unit apartment buildings
• Site plan by Grady Consulting, LLC (3/15/2022)

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to conduct interviews for open seats on the Library Trustees and Silver Lake Kingston School Committee, consider a road closure on Country Way, and review department head comments on the Cushman Farms 40B submission. They will also hold an advisory vote on the Howlands Lane property and have a high-level budget discussion.

• Advisory vote regarding Howlands Lane property
• High-level budget discussion
• Request for road closure on Country Way on September 23, 2022
• Review of department head comments on Cushman Farms 40B submission
• Appointment of Mary Beth Lawton as Kingston's GATRA representative

Wage & Personnel

The Kingston Wage and Personnel Board will meet to discuss the status and implementation of a compensation study, a minimum wage increase to $15.00 effective January 1, 2023, and a position title change from Assistant Assessor to Principal Assessor. The board will also address Bylaw Section 16(d) regarding tuition reimbursement, Bylaw Section 8(a), bylaw amendment deadlines, and the transfer of KTEU positions to Wage and Personnel for FY24.

• Discussion on the status and implementation of the Compensation Study
• Position title change from Assistant Assessor to Principal Assessor requested by the Board of Assessors
• Minimum wage increase to $15.00 effective January 1, 2023
• Transfer of KTEU positions (Payroll Coordinator and Assistant to the Finance Director/Town Accountant) to Wage and Personnel for FY24
• Discussion on wording of Bylaw Section 16(d) regarding tuition reimbursement

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health will review bills, meeting minutes, and reports from the Health Agent, Nurse, and Healthy Kingston. Discussions include staff introductions, a Shared Excellence Grant update, a variance request for Camp Norse at 112 Parting Ways Rd., strategic planning, and annual food permits for local churches and non-profits.

• Variance request for Camp Norse at 112 Parting Ways Rd.
• Shared Excellence Grant update with Janet Wade and Joe Casna
• Strategic Planning Meeting
• Annual Food Permits for Local Churches and Non-Profits

General

The Zoning Board of Appeal will meet to consider an appeal filed by Mary and Shawn O’Donnell, Trustees of the O’Donnell Family Trust, regarding a cease and desist order issued by the Building Commissioner for commercial fill import at 48 Marion Drive. The board will also review a special permit application to alter the property’s use for reclamation and restoration via fill importation.

• Appeal of cease and desist order for commercial fill import at 48 Marion Drive (Parcel No. 75-38)
• Special Permit application under §4.2.A.1 of Kingston Zoning Bylaws for property reclamation and restoration

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission will meet to discuss and act on several items, including two public hearings for Notices of Intent related to wetland buffer zones. The commission will also review enforcement cases, sign off on peer review bills, and receive updates on local projects.

• Public hearing: 64-70 Summer St parking lot and stormwater improvements within 200' of a perennial stream and 100' of wetlands
• Public hearing: 45 River St boat ramp replacement within 100' of a wetland resource area
• Action items: 19 Ring Rd RDA and 25 Bavarian AOOC
• Enforcement cases: 47 Main St, Cobb Ave, 29-31 Main St, 164 Pembroke St
• Signing peer review bills from Beals and Thomas, Beacon Marine Mullikens, and LEC

Board of Assessors

The Kingston Board of Assessors will hold an open session to review and authorize office bills, discuss August 2022 motor vehicle commitments, and decide on Chapter Land applications. The board will also enter executive session to discuss non-public exemption/abatement applications and exemptions.

• Review and authorize office bills for payment
• Authorize August 2022 Motor Vehicle Commitment 4
• Review and decide on Chapter Land applications
• Enter executive session to discuss non-public exemption/abatement applications
• Discuss abatements and/or exemptions (non-public record) per M.G.L. c30A, section 21 (a) (7) and M.G.L. c59, section 60

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will review proposals received for an Engineering RFP. The board is also receiving updates on the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant and discussing a potential PFAS class action lawsuit.

• Review of proposals for Engineering RFP
• Updates on Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant from CEI Inc and Resilient CE
• Discussion of retaining Atty Sandman for PFAS class action lawsuit litigation
• Cushman Farms LLC Site Eligibility Application for 40B
• Update on water service installation at 11 Kingston St

Council on Aging

The Kingston Council on Aging is meeting to discuss routine business, including staff reports, a budget review for August 2022, and updates on policies and procedures. The agenda also includes items on picnic table reuse, kitchen worker age rules, and a pet policy. This is a regular meeting with no major decisions listed.

• Budget review for August 2022 (2 months FY 2023)
• Working group update on policies and procedures
• Picnic table reusage
• Age of kitchen workers during private center usage
• Pet policy

Planning

The Kingston Planning Board will hold a continued public hearing on a special permit request by Masse Builders, LLC to build a 2-family residential dwelling at 79 Elm St. The board will also review site plans for apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St, and consider endorsement of plans for the Kingston Collection Way development.

• Continued public hearing for special permit at 79 Elm St (Masse Builders, LLC)
• Endorsement of plans for Kingston Collection Way (Independence Center Newco, LLC)
• Site plan review for 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St Apartments (Brownbuilt Construction)

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health will meet to discuss variance requests for properties at 105 Monks Hill Rd. and 112 Parting Ways Rd. (Camp Norse), as well as a Marion Drive property. The board will also hear reports from the health agent, nurse, and a Healthy Kingston update, and consider minutes from the June 22, 2022 meeting.

• Variance discussion: 105 Monks Hill Rd.
• Variance discussion: 112 Parting Ways Rd. (Camp Norse)
• Discussion: Marion Drive Property
• Health Agent Report: Paula Rossi-Clapp
• Nurse's Report: Leanne McGuinness

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals will hear four appeals and special permit applications at this meeting. Items include a cease-and-desist order appeal, requests to raze and rebuild non-conforming structures, and a minor modification to an existing special permit. The board will also approve previous meeting minutes.

• Appeal of cease-and-desist order for commercial fill import at 48 Marion Drive
• Special permit request for two 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St.
• Special permit to raze and rebuild non-conforming structure at 35 Cole St.
• Request to modify existing special permit for deck at 35 Shore Dr.

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet on September 6, 2022, to handle appointments, hear updates on the Howlands Lane property and a wastewater plan, and vote on a response to an Open Meeting Law complaint. The agenda includes routine items like reappointments and a town administrator's report.

• Vote on response to Open Meeting Law complaint filed by James Conley on August 24, 2022
• Update from Affordable Housing Trust on Howlands Lane Property
• Presentation by CDM Smith on Updated Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan
• Appointment of Administrative Assistant to the Fire Chief
• Joint meeting with Recreation Commission for appointment due to resignation

General

The Board of Selectmen is holding an emergency meeting on September 2, 2022, at 10:00 AM. The sole agenda item is to recess to executive session, with no return to open session, to discuss strategy related to collective bargaining or litigation. No other business is scheduled.

• Emergency meeting called for September 2, 2022 at 10:00 AM
• Recess to executive session to discuss collective bargaining or litigation strategy
• No return to open session planned

General

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will hold a meeting to approve a one-day liquor license for Brewery 44’s music event at Gray’s Beach on August 30, 2022. The meeting is procedural with no major decisions expected beyond routine announcements and reports.

• Request for one-day liquor license for Brewery 44 at Gray's Beach Music Event on August 30, 2022

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review resource area delineations and a notice of intent for stormwater improvements. The board will also address enforcement items and sign documents for several local properties.

• Public hearing for 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street regarding flagged wetlands and riverfront area
• Public hearing for 64-70 Summer St regarding parking lot and stormwater improvements
• Emergency Certification for Snapping Turtle Ln
• Enforcement items for 47 Main St, 29 Ring Rd, and 164 Pembroke St
• Resource Area Delineations (RDA) for Grays Beach Playground, 46 Shore Dr, and 41 Winter St

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to consider several personnel and operational items, including accepting promotional transfers, adding a firefighter position, and modifying winter plow rates. They will also discuss changing the speed limit on Main Street and reconsider a letter of support for a reclamation project. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and a town administrator's report.

• Discussion on removing regulatory speed limit and implementing statutory speed limit on Main Street
• Fire Department request for additional firefighter position
• Request to modify existing winter plow rates for contracted plow drivers
• Reconsideration of Town letter of support for 'The Greenway' Reclamation Project at 48 Marion Drive
• Acceptance of three full-time CDL/Laborer positions at Streets, Trees, and Parks

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will discuss updates and potential change orders for the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant. The board will also hear from representatives regarding the Monk's Hill Development and a resident regarding water service installation.

• Vote to approve change order(s) for Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant
• Discussion on Monk's Hill Development with Mark Baranski
• Water service installation request for 11 Kingston St
• Water Quality Certificate and updated plans for 1 Tremont/ 163 Summer St
• RFP for Engineering advertised on 8/23/22

General

The Kingston Board of Water Commissioners is meeting to handle routine business, including approving department bill schedules and receiving a Water Superintendent update. The main action item is a vote on the Superintendent's recommended candidate to fill the vacant Water Department Foreman position. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom.

• Vote to approve candidate for Water Department Foreman vacancy
• Approval of department bill schedules
• Water Superintendent departmental update

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on two specific property requests. The first involves a request to raze and rebuild a non-conforming structure at 35 Cole Street. The second involves a request to move a sign at 101 Kingston Collection Way. The board will also approve the minutes from the previous meeting.

• Special permit request to raze and rebuild a preexisting non-conforming structure at 35 Cole St.
• Request for determination of minor or major modification to move a sign at 101 Kingston Collection Way
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health will meet to approve minutes, receive reports from the health agent, nurse, and Healthy Kingston update, and discuss trash disposal at 12-18 Tremont St. The meeting is open to the public in person or via Zoom.

• Discussion of trash disposal at 12-18 Tremont St.
• Acceptance of minutes from May 16 and June 6, 2022
• Health Agent's report by Paula Rossi-Clapp and Arthur Boyle
• Nurse's report by Leanne McGuinness
• Healthy Kingston update by Janet Wade

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen is meeting to hold an executive session under Open Meeting Law to discuss the reputation, character, physical condition, or mental health of an individual, or to discuss discipline, dismissal, or complaints against a public officer or employee. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Executive session pursuant to Chapter 30A Section 21(a)(1) regarding an individual's reputation, character, or discipline

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission is meeting to handle routine administrative items, including mileage reimbursements, membership fees, and document signings. It will also take action on several requests for determinations of applicability (RDAs) and enforcement matters. Four public hearings are scheduled, with two continued to August 24, 2022.

• Public hearings on 33 Cushman Drive & Thomas Street, 64-70 Summer St, 15 Kingston St, and 79 Elm St
• Action items: Winthrop St gesture of appreciation, 41 Winter St RDA, Off Rt 44 RDA
• Enforcement: 46 Shore Dr, Cobb Ave, 47 Main St
• Signing documents: reimbursements, trail markers, name tags, signs, memberships
• Two hearings continued to August 24, 2022

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to consider several administrative items, including a technology policy, a one-day liquor license request, a common victualler license transfer, and the hiring of a library technician. The agenda also includes announcements about job vacancies, a library trustee vacancy, and Eversource utility work.

• Consideration of Technology Policy
• Request for a One Day Liquor License from Library Foundation
• Transfer of Common Victualler License to Early Bird Restaurant Co Inc
• Hiring of Library Technician
• Acceptance of Retirement of Public Safety Dispatcher

Board of Water Commissioners

The Kingston Board of Water Commissioners will meet to approve minutes and bills, hear updates from contractors on the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant, and discuss a WaterSmart program proposal for 2023. They will also receive the superintendent's report on meter reading, leak repairs, and a completed sanitary survey.

• Approve minutes of July 26, 2022
• Update on Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant from CEI, Inc. and Resilient CE
• WaterSmart Program proposal for 2023 from North & South Rivers Watershed Association
• Signed contract with South Shore Community Action Council for Water Assistance Program
• Meter reading in process for quarterly bills in September

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will review office bills for payment and receive notification of total receipts for Fiscal Year 2022. The agenda includes an executive session to discuss specific abatements and exemptions, which are not public record. The meeting is scheduled for August 9, 2022, at the Town House and via Zoom.

• Review and discuss office bills for payment authorization
• Notification to Assessors of the total receipts for Fiscal Year 2022
• Executive session to discuss abatements and/or exemptions pursuant to M.G.L. c30A, section 21 (a) (7) and M.G.L. c59, section 60

Council on Aging

The Kingston Council on Aging is meeting to discuss routine reports and updates, including the introduction of the new COA Director Marybeth Lawton and a budget review for July 2022 (the first month of FY 2023). The agenda also includes updates on bylaws, a Health Department visit, and changes to the Thursday menu. This is a regular business meeting with no major policy decisions or public hearings.

• Introduction of new COA Director Marybeth Lawton
• Budget review for July 2022 (1 month FY 2023)
• Working group update on Bylaws
• Thursday Menu Changes for August
• Health Department visit by Dennis Randall

Planning

The Planning Board will continue public hearings regarding two special permits for land use. The board will also review housing inventory and public benefits account allocations.

• Public hearing for Masse Builders, LLC for a 2-family residential dwelling at 79 Elm St
• Public hearing for Rader Properties, INC for marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, and sales at 30 Independence way
• Lot releases for Mike Kmito at Indian Pond Estates on Country Club Way
• Review of Subsidized Housing Inventory memo
• Update to Public Benefits Account Allocations

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Kingston Zoning Board of Appeals will meet on August 3, 2022, at 7:00 PM in Town House Room 200 and via Zoom to continue two public hearings on zoning relief requests. The board will also approve meeting minutes and set the next regular meeting for August 17, 2022.

• Pyramid request at 101 Kingston Collection Way for sign modification (continued to 8/17/2022)
• 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St. request for special permit to build two 6-unit apartment buildings (continued to 9/7/2022)

Board of Health

The Kingston Board of Health is holding its regular meeting to review bills, approve minutes from May 2, 2022, and hear reports from the health agent, nurse, and Healthy Kingston update. They will also discuss a Shared Excellence Grant update. The meeting is largely routine administrative business.

• Review bills
• Approve minutes from May 2, 2022
• Health Agent Report by Paula Rossi-Clapp/Arthur Boyle
• Nurse's Report by Leanne McGuinness
• Shared Excellence Grant update by Joe Casna

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to consider two main items: a request to lease town property for an off-premise business sign, and a request to authorize the chair to sign closing documents for the purchase of property off Pembroke Street. The meeting also includes an open forum, announcements, and routine reports.

• Request to lease town property for off-premise business sign
• Request to authorize Board of Selectmen Chair to sign closing documents for purchase of property off Pembroke Street

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review several enforcement cases and action items. The body is holding a public hearing regarding a proposed single-family dwelling and associated infrastructure near an intermittent stream.

• Public hearing for Notice of Intent to build a single-family dwelling off Baker Ave (Map 58 Lot 94-2)
• Enforcement reviews for 19 Ring Road, 24 Riverside Drive, 29 Ring Road, 32 West Street, 47 Main Street, and Cobb Ave/Holmes Ave
• Payment of bills for Gannett Media (Winthrop St RDA) and Environmental Partners Group
• Action items for Winthrop St Easement, Off Baker RDA, and Off Route 44 RDA
• Continuance of public hearing for 79 Elm St to August 10, 2022

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will review updates on the Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant and a $400,000 ARPA-funded project on Main St. The board will also consider water quality certificates for two local projects.

• Main St Project utilization of $400K in ARPA funds
• Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant status on Mass DEP satellite facility request
• Water Quality Certificate recommendation for 163 Summer/1 Tremont St Project
• Request Determination of Applicability for RT44 Cranberry Bog Project
• Vote to approve a memorial plaque for Fred D. Svenson Jr. Water Treatment Facility

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will hold a regular meeting to appoint or accept retirements of town officials, adopt federal award guidelines, and hear presentations including an updated wastewater management plan. The board will also discuss earth removal permits and consider a one-day liquor license request.

• Presentation of updated Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan by CDM Smith
• Discussion on Earth Removal Permit Process with Conservation Commission
• Request for one-day liquor license from Hilltop Athletic Association
• Appointment to Board of Registrars
• Adoption of Uniform Guidelines for Federal Awards

Planning

The Kingston Planning Board will continue public hearings on two development projects: Independence Center Newco, LLC’s definitive plan for an inner ring road at Kingston Collection Way, and Rader Properties, INC’s special permit and site plan for adult-use marijuana operations at 30 Independence Way. The board will also discuss a special permit for a two-family dwelling at 79 Elm St and a consent letter request for a Hyundai dealership in Plymouth.

• Continued public hearing on Independence Center Newco, LLC’s definitive plan for inner ring road at Kingston Collection Way (Map 89 Lot 4)
• Continued public hearing on Rader Properties, INC’s special permit and site plan for adult-use marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, and sales at 30 Independence Way (Map 12, Lots 3-2)
• Special permit request for Masse Builders, LLC to build a 2-family residential dwelling at 79 Elm St (Map 55 Lot 7) in R20 Zone
• Request for Kingston Consent Letter from Roundtree Real Estate LLC for Hyundai dealership in Plymouth on Cherry Street
• Greystone Village performance guarantee and lot release discussion

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals is meeting to consider a special permit and variance request for a housing project. The board will also vote on the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Special permit, waivers, and variance request for two new 6-unit apartment buildings at 1 Tremont St. and 163 Summer St.

Conservation Commission

The Kingston Conservation Commission is scheduled to meet on July 13, 2022, to discuss public hearings for wetland and stream resource areas, enforcement orders, and document signings. The agenda includes notices of intent for properties on Elm Street, Baker Avenue, and Summer Street.

• Notice of Intent: 79 Elm St for single-family dwelling construction near a wetland
• Notice of Intent: Off Baker Ave for single-family dwelling construction near an intermittent stream
• Notice of Intent: 64-70 Summer St for parking lot and stormwater improvements (continued to August 10, 2022)
• Enforcement matters for 32 West Street, 24 Riverside Drive, 29-31 Main Street, and 164 Pembroke Street
• Updates on Eversource utility maintenance, Grays Beach CPR Grant, and 114 Country Club Way fines

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to review office bills and fiscal year documents. The board will enter executive session to discuss tax abatements and exemptions.

• Review of office bills for payment authorization
• Permission to submit fiscal year documents
• Executive session regarding abatements and exemptions

Board of Water Commissioners

The Kingston Board of Water Commissioners is meeting to approve June minutes and department bills, hear engineering updates on the Grassy Hole/I-86 treatment plants, and discuss a Mass DEP approval to activate the Grassy Hole Water Treatment Plant. They will also take up unfinished business on a water quality certificate for properties at 1 Tremont St and 163 Summer St, and a memorial plaque for the Fred D. Svenson Jr Water Treatment Facility.

• Approve minutes of June 14, 2022
• Engineering updates from CEI, Inc on Grassy Hole/I-86 Treatment Plant
• Mass DEP letter dated June 29, 2022 approving activation of Grassy Hole Water Treatment Plant
• Water Quality Certificate for 1 Tremont St & 163 Summer St (applicant: STS Properties)
• Memorial plaque for Fred D. Svenson Jr Water Treatment Facility (Crown Trophy email)

Council on Aging

The Kingston Council on Aging is meeting to receive reports from staff and committees, review the fiscal year ended June 30, 2022 budget, and acknowledge the hiring of a new director. The agenda includes announcements about new board members and volunteer recognition, but no votes or formal decisions are listed.

• New COA Director Mary Beth Lawton starts July 18
• New COA Board Member Donna Weinberg
• Budget review for fiscal year ended June 30, 2022
• Working group update on Bylaws
• Special thanks to four volunteers

Board of Selectmen

The Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss a proposed auction for tax possession properties. The meeting includes presentations on a veterans' project and the town's hazard mitigation plan.

• Discussion of Proposed Tax Posession Property Auction
• Presentation by Veteran's Project Working Group
• Presentation by Town Planner on the Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Earth Removal Permit Application, Off Marion Drive (continued to August 9, 2022)
• Acceptance of Donation

Planning

The Kingston Planning Board will hold a continued public hearing for Rader Properties' special permit and site plan for an adult-use marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, and sales facility at 30 Independence Way. The board will also review two ANR plans for lot divisions on Blair Drive and Howland's Lane, and discuss correspondence regarding a Starbucks queue scheme at Kingsbury Square Plaza.

• Continued public hearing for adult-use marijuana facility at 30 Independence Way (Map 12, Lots 3-2)
• ANR plan to divide Map 49 Lot 139 into a buildable lot at 10 Blair Drive and a parcel for Lot 49-142-1
• ANR plan to divide Map 48 Lot 17 into five buildable lots on Howland's Lane
• Correspondence to Kingsbury Square Plaza regarding Starbucks queue scheme
• Discussion of August break for the board

Board of Selectmen

The Kingston Board of Selectmen will meet to consider several administrative actions, including hiring for five town positions, approving the water superintendent's salary, and making line-item transfers. The board will also hold a public hearing on an earth removal permit application, which has been continued to July 12, 2022, and will discuss a road closure request for an agricultural fair and librewery event. The meeting includes routine announcements and appointments.

• Public Hearing Earth Removal Permit Application, Off Marion Drive (continued to July 12, 2022)
• Request for Road Closure and use of Town Green for Agricultural Fair and Librewery Event
• Authorize hiring: Director of Elder Affairs, Wastewater Laborer, Archivist, Heavy Motor Equipment Operator, Public Safety Dispatcher
• Approval of Water Superintendent Salary
• Line-Item Transfer

Wastewater/Sewer

The Kingston Sewer Commission will meet on June 28, 2022, to discuss sewer plant upgrades, a state clean-water survey, and property-related matters including the Davis Property and 22 Bradford Avenue. The meeting will also include an update from the superintendent and review of recent minutes.

• Plant Upgrade discussion
• 2022 Massachusetts Clean Water Survey review
• Davis Property agenda item
• 22 Bradford Avenue agenda item
• Superintendent update

Board of Water Commissioners

The Kingston Board of Water Commissioners will meet to review warrants, approve minutes, and hear engineering updates on the Grassy Hole/I-86 treatment projects. They will vote on a conditional offer to promote Christopher Veracka to Water Superintendent and discuss correspondence about water leaks and a Plymouth development.

• Vote on conditional offer of promotional transfer to Christopher Veracka for Water Superintendent
• Engineering updates from Comprehensive Environmental Inc. on Grassy Hole/I-86 treatment
• Manganese Treatment Plant update from Kristen Berger, Resilient CE
• GAF Engineering RDA request for Map 97 Lots 1 & 2, Map 92 Lot 5, Map 96 Lots 1 & 2, Lot 6
• Grady Consulting letter on 1 Tremont & 163 Summer St. re-charge calculations