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Mon Aug 31, 2026
Finance Committee
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WILLIAM ROTONDI, CHAIR
BRANDON NOBLE, VICE-CHAIR
KEVIN BUGAJ
GAVIN CABBAGE
PAULA DANIELS
STEPHEN EVANS
TRACYMAHAN
SANDRA OLLERHEAD
PAUL J. SCHLEICHER
ZACK TSILIS
BONNIE YEZUKEVICH
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AGENDA
MONDAY, AUGUST 315
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Norton Town Hall
Winnecunnet Meeting Room
72 East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
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I.
Call to Order
1.
Roll Call
2.
Pledge of Allegiance
II.
Minutes
1.
August 3rd 2026
III.
New Business
IV.
1.
Finance Committee Reorganization
2.
Debt Service on Debt Exclusions
3.
Fall Town Meeting Warrant Articles
Article 3 - Sewer Connection / Tie-In Requirements
Article 7 -Bylaw: Updates and Revisions to DPW Director to General and Zoning Bylaw
Article 12 -Acceptance of G.L. c. 90 § 17C - 25 NIPH Thickly Settled or Business Districts
Article 13 -Acceptance of G.L. c. 90 § 18B -20 NIPH Designated Safety Zone
All remaining town meeting articles subject to discussion/vote
4.
Fall Town Meeting Schedule
Adjournment
Mark S. Gould, Jr., Town Manager
Tue Sep 1, 2026
Planning Board
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NORTON DEPARTMENT OF
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Office: 508-285-0276 Fox: 508-285-0277
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Norton Planning Board Meeting
Tuesday September 1, 2026 7:15 PM
Public welcomed to participate remotely
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AGENDA
Call to Order/General Business
a. Planning Board Business & Policies
b. Bills and Warrants
c. Approval of Minutes
Public Hearing
1. SPR-23 113 Mansfield Avenue. Applicant/Owner: Brian Zhang. Applicant is seeking to build a
top of the shop building with four units. Applicant has to be continued to September 15, 2026
as under Mass General Law Chapter 40A Section 11 meetings can't be held on an Election
Day.
2. SP-44 333 Old Colony Road. Applicant: Crossman Engineering, Inc. Owner: Michale and Joan
Marie Kourteildis. Applicant is seeking to construct a duplex. Applicant has to be continued to
September 15, 2026 as under Mass General Law Chapter 40A Section 11 meetings can't be
held on an Election Day.
For More information, Visit our website online at: http …
Tue Sep 1, 2026
Mansfield Foxborough Norton (MFN) Wastewater District
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MEN Regional Wastewater District
Pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Acts of 2025 apptoved by the Governor on Match 28, 2025
Extending Certain Measures Adopted Duting the State of Emergency, this meeting of the
MEN Regional Wastewater District is being conducted via remote patticipation. No in-
petson attendance of members of the public will be permitted, but every effort will be made
to ensute that the public can adequately access the proceedings as provided for in the
Ordet.
This meeting has been posted on the websites for the MEN Regional Wastewater District
and the Towns of Mansfield, Foxborough and Norton. To provide virtual access to this
meeting by the public, the MEN Regional Wastewater District is utilizing the
GoToWebinar platform. The instructions are below on how membets of the public
attending this meeting virtually will be allowed to patticipate.
This Act includes an extension, until June 30, 2027, of the remote meeting provisions of the March 12,
2020, Executive Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law. The new law has two
major parts. First, the new law allows public bodies to continue providing live “adequate, alternative
means” of public access to the deliberations of the public body, instead of holding meetings in a public
place that is open and physically accessible to the public. “Adequate, alternative means” ma …
Wed Sep 2, 2026
Recreation Commission
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PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
AGENDA
Date: Wednesday, September 2 , 2026
Time: 5:00pm
Location: Barrowsville Room, Town Hall, 72 E. Main St, Norton, MA 02766
e Approval of minutes from July 2026
e Committee Housekeeping
e Old Business
o P&R Sponsorship Program
o Be Good Do-Good Update (on hold)
e New Business (Open Discussion)
Costume Swap
Halloween Parade
e Park & Rec Director Update
o Program Coordinator (Open)
o Pool
o Rentals
e Other Business on topics not reasonably anticipated 48 hours in
advance
e Adjourn
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Wed Sep 2, 2026
Open Space Committee
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Norton Open Space Committee RECEIVED
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Wednesday September 2, 2026 Next
Meeting:
4:00 pm TBD
Town Hall, 15* Floor; Winnecunnet Meeting Room
Agenda
4:00 PM Meeting
Members: Steve Warchal, Bryan Faria, Owen Price, Michael Rainville, Michael Martone, Kevin
O'Niel, Gloria O’Brien
Staff: John Thomas
General Discussion
Review Meeting Minutes
e 8/5/2026
New Business
Barrowsville Pond Request
Committee Updates — Open Discussion
Update Boat & Waterway Bylaw Revisions — Article Review for Fall Town Meeting
Waterbody Treatment — Status & Discussion
Open Space — Upcoming Events, Projects, Collaboration
Next Steps
e Schedule next meeting date and time
e Discuss and outline next Agenda items
OSC/2026
Recent meetings
Wed Aug 26, 2026
School Committee
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NORTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday August 26, 2026
6:00 P.M.
Norton Town Hall, Winnecunnet Meeting Room
72 E. Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
REVISED AGENDA
Meeting will be in person only
1. Public Comment Period
2. Vote to Approve Minutes of January 28, 2026 Executive Session Meeting and June 3,
2026 Open Session Meeting
3. Warrants
4. Discussion and Vote on Norton Middle School Flex Club Fees - Mr. Vincent
Hayward
5. DESE District Review Results - Dr. Jennifer O'Neill
6. Discussion and Vote on Surplus Material — Mrs. Kristine Hadfield
7. Discussion and Vote on Capital Improvement Plan Article — Mrs. Kristine Hadfield
8. Other Business: Topics Not Reasonably Anticipated 48 Hours in Advance
Distribution: August 24, 2026
School Committee Members
Superintendent of Schools
Town Clerk (PLEASE POST)
Norton Public Schools’ Website (www.norton.k12,.ma.us)
Wed Aug 26, 2026
School Committee
School Committee to vote on Flex Club fees, surplus, capital plan
The Norton School Committee is meeting to vote on several items, including approving prior meeting minutes, warrants, and fees for the Norton Middle School Flex Club. They will also discuss DESE district review results and vote on surplus material and a Capital Improvement Plan article.
- Vote to approve minutes from Jan 28 and Jun 3, 2026 meetings
- Discussion and vote on Norton Middle School Flex Club fees
- DESE District Review Results presentation
- Discussion and vote on surplus material
- Discussion and vote on Capital Improvement Plan article
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NORTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday August 26, 2026
6:00 P.M.
Norton Town Hall, Winnecunnet Meeting Room
72 E. Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
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AGENDA
1. Public Comment Period
2. Vote to Approve Minutes of January 28, 2026 Executive Session Meeting and June 3,
2026 Open Session Meeting
3. Warrants
4. Discussion and Vote on Norton Middle School Flex Club Fees - Mr. Vincent
Hayward
5. DESE District Review Results - Dr. Jennifer O'Neill
6. Discussion and Vote on Surplus Material — Mrs. Kristine Hadfield
7. Discussion and Vote on Capital Improvement Plan Article — Mrs. Kristine Hadfield
8. Other Business: Topics Not Reasonably Anticipated 48 Hours in Advance
Distribution: August 24, 2026
School Committee Members
Superintendent of Schools
Town Clerk (PLEASE POST)
Norton Public Schools’ Website (www.norton.k12,ma.us)
Tue Aug 25, 2026
Cultural Council
Norton Cultural Council to vote on FY27 priorities
The Norton Cultural Council is meeting to handle routine business, including a treasurer's update on grant reimbursements, updates on the Norton N and marketing efforts, and correspondence. The main action item is a review and vote on FY27 Council Priorities ahead of the Local Cultural Council grant window. The meeting is remote via Zoom.
- Vote on FY27 Council Priorities
- Treasurer update on FY26 grant reimbursements
- Approval of June 8, 2026 minutes
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Norton Cultural Council
Meeting Date: ‘Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Time: _ 6:30 p.m.
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I. Call to Order:
o Roll Call
I]. Old/Unfinished Business:
= Treasurer Update: FY26 grant reimbursement status, reimbursement requests received
since last meeting, outstanding items for open reimbursement requests
= Norton N; updates
= NCC Marketing Updates
III, New Business:
= Correspondence: email and mail correspondence received since last meeting,
= Review and vote on FY27 Council Priorities in advance of LCC grant window.
IV. Minutes:
= Approval of Minutes — June 8, 2026
V. Open session for topics not reasonably anticipated 48 hours in advance
VI. Adjourned:
Mon Aug 24, 2026
Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission to hear new parking lot near Norton Reservoir
The Norton Conservation Commission is meeting to discuss and vote on several conservation items, including violation notices, a land donation, and a request for continuance of public hearings. They will also consider a certificate of compliance for the Rail Trail extension and hold continued and new public hearings on projects affecting wetlands and buffer zones.
- Violation notices for 181 W. Main Street and 292 W. Main Street
- Donation of land at 0 Rear Maple Street (Map 30, Parcel 16)
- Certificate of compliance for Rail Trail extension (250-1094)
- New hearing: parking lot and drainage at 113 Mansfield Ave within 100ft of Norton Reservoir
- New hearings for septic systems at 13 Young Ave and 111 Oak Street
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Norton Conservation Commission
72 East Main Street
Norton MA 02766
508-285-0275
Email:
[email protected]
https://www.nortonma.org/conservation-commission
Next Public Meeting:
9-14-26 9-28-26 10-12-26 10-26-26
Monday August 24, 2026 at 6:30 pm
Hybrid Meeting
Town Hall, 1st Floor; Winnecunnet Room
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88289643189?pwd=8nlpSTMKzMI12zqrQfltabjnv3oobq.1
Meeting ID: 882 8964 3189 Passcode: 136352 Phone: 1-646-558-8656
Virtual Public Meetings:
Pursuant to Governor Healey’s authorization of the 2025 Public Meeting bill extending several Covid era
policies and programs by allowing virtual and hybrid meetings to continue from March 31, 2025 until June 2027,
this meeting of the Norton Conservation Commission will be conducted hybrid participation to the greatest
extent possible.
In-person attendance of members of the public will be permitted, but every effort will be made to ensure
that the public can adequately access the proceedings in real time, via technological means. In the event that
we are unable to do so, despite best efforts, we will post on the Norton Cable website
(https://www.nortonmediacenter.org/ ) an audio or video recording, transcript, or other comprehensive record
of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting.
AGENDA
6:30 PM
Open Meeting
I. CONSERVATION ITEMS / DISCUSSION
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Meeting Minutes
o 7/27
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Violations
o 181 W. Main Street – Violation Notice
o 292 W. Main Stre …
Thu Aug 20, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to hear marijuana establishment request and discuss zoning changes
The Norton Planning Board will hold public hearings on two special permit applications, including a proposed marijuana establishment at 408 Old Colony Road and a four-unit building at 113 Mansfield Avenue. The board will also discuss several articles for the Fall Town Meeting, including zoning changes for industrial zones and a potential data center moratorium.
- SPR-23: 113 Mansfield Avenue – four-unit building, continuance requested to September 1, 2026
- SPR-24 & SP-43: 408 Old Colony Road – marijuana establishment application
- Discussion: Fiscal Impact Analysis for Fall Town Meeting
- Discussion: Industrial Zone height increase to 75 feet and lot coverage to 50%
- Discussion: Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
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Norton Planning Board Meeting
Tuesday August 18, 2026 7:15 PM
Public welcomed to participate in person or remotely
In person: Norton Town Hall, 72 E. Main Street, Crane Room
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e Inaddition, please feel free to email questions for the board, ahead of the meeting
to:
[email protected]
AGENDA Revised
Call to Order/General Business
a. Planning Board Business & Policies
b. Bills and Warrants
c. Approval of Minutes
Public Hearing
1) SPR-23 113 Mansfield Avenue. Applicant/Owner: Brian Zhang Applicant is seeking to build a
top of the shop building with four units. Continued from July 7, 2026. Applicant is seeking a
continuance to September 1, 2026.
2) SPR-24 & SP-43 408 Old Colony Road. Applicant/Owner: Lucky Green Ladies. Applicant is
seeking to have a marijuana establishment
Discussion
Fall Town Meeting Articles
1) Fiscal Impact Analysis
2) Special Permit Criteria update
3) Noise bylaw
4) Industrial Zone increases to maximum heigh to 75 feet and total lot coverage going up to 50%
5) Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
6) Update to the Zoning Bylaw to remove Water/Sewer Commission with DPW director
For More information, Visit our website online at: https://www.nortonma.org/planning-board
Open Session: (Open Sessi …
Thu Aug 20, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to vote on new member, discuss zoning changes
The Norton Planning Board, meeting jointly with the Select Board, will vote on appointing a new Planning Board member from candidates Frederick Philips and John Hurd. They will also discuss six proposed Fall Town Meeting articles covering fiscal impact analysis, special permit criteria, noise bylaw, industrial zone height and lot coverage increases, a data center bylaw/moratorium, and a zoning bylaw update regarding the Water/Sewer Commission.
- Vote on appointed Planning Board member (candidates: Frederick Philips, John Hurd)
- Proposed industrial zone increase: max height to 75 feet, lot coverage to 50%
- Proposed Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
- Proposed noise bylaw
- Proposed zoning bylaw update to remove Water/Sewer Commission, replace with DPW director
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Norton Planning Board Meeting
(Joint Meeting with the Select Board)
Thursday August 20, 2026 6:00 PM
Public welcomed to participate remotely
e In person: Norton Town Hall, 72 E. Main Street, Crane Room
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to:
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AGENDA
Discussion and vote on an appointed Planning Board Member
Planning Board Candidates Frederick Philips and John Hurd
Discussion on proposed Fall Town Meeting Articles
1) Fiscal Impact Analysis
2) Special Permit Criteria update
3) Noise bylaw
4) Industrial Zone increases to maximum heigh to 75 feet and total lot coverage going up to 50%
5) Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
6) Update to the Zoning Bylaw to remove Water/Sewer Commission with DPW director
For More information, Visit our website online at: hitos://www.nortonma.ora/planning-
Open Session: (Open Session, may include other topics not listed above that were not reasonably anticipated 48 hours in
advance) Please note that it is possible that a vote or votes may be taken by the Board regarding the above …
Thu Aug 20, 2026
Select Board
Joint Select/Planning Board to weigh zoning changes, data centers, noise bylaw
The Norton Select Board and Planning Board are meeting jointly to discuss and potentially advance several zoning and regulatory items for the Fall Annual Town Meeting, including a noise bylaw, industrial zoning changes, and data center regulations. They will also consider appointments to the Planning Board and other town boards, and approve routine warrants and licenses.
- Consideration of John Hurd and Frederick Philips Jr. for Planning Board appointment
- Fall Town Meeting warrant articles: fiscal impact analysis for site plans, special permit criteria, noise bylaw, industrial height/lot coverage, data center zoning
- One-day liquor licenses for The Players Club Boston (Aug 27-30) and LPGA (Aug 24-30)
- Declare 2017 Chevrolet van as surplus
- Reappointments to Council on Aging and Historical Commission
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Norton Town Hall
Crane Meeting Room
72 East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
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Call to Order
a. Roll Call
b, Pledge of Allegiance
Joint Committee Business
a,
Consideration of Candidates — John Hurd and Frederick Philips, Jr. for appointment to Planning Board
b. Fall Annual Town Meeting — List of Warrant Articles
i, Fiscal Impact Analysis Requirement for Site Plans
ii. Revision to Special Permit Approval Criteria
iii, Noise Bylaw
iv. Industrial Zoning — Building Height and Lot Coverage
v. Data Center Zoning and Regulatory Options
vi. Zoning Bylaw Language ~ Refer to DPW Director in place of Water and Sewer Commission
Citations
a. Silent Tribute to Charles J. “Chuck” Moitoza, Jr.
b. Select Board Citation to Charles J. “Chuck” Moitoza, Jr.
Minutes
a. Approval of Previous Minutes, including but not limited to June 18% 2026
Appointments
a. Reappointment of Mary Ann D …
Thu Aug 20, 2026
Select Board
Joint Select/Planning Board to weigh zoning changes and appointments
The Norton Select Board and Planning Board are meeting jointly to discuss potential Planning Board appointments and warrant articles for the Fall Annual Town Meeting, including proposed zoning changes. They will also consider licenses, appointments, and other routine town business.
- Consideration of John Hurd and Frederick Philips, Jr. for Planning Board appointment
- Warrant article on developmental impact analysis for site plans
- Warrant article on industrial zoning building height and lot coverage
- Warrant article to change zoning bylaw language to refer to DPW Director
- One-day liquor licenses for The Players Club Boston (Aug 27-30) and LPGA (Aug 24-30)
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I. Call to Order
a. Roll Call
b. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Joint Committee Business
a. Consideration of Candidates — John Hurd and Frederick Philips, Jr. for potential appointment
to the Planning Board
b. Fall Annual Town Meeting — List of Warrant Articles
i. Developmental Impact Analysis Requirement for Site Plans
ii, Industrial Zoning — Building Height and Lot Coverage
iii, Zoning Bylaw Language — Refer to DPW Director in place of Water and Sewer Commission
Ill. Citations
a. Silent Tribute to Charles J. “Chuck” Moitoza, Jr.
b. Select Board Citation to Charles J. “Chuck” Moitoza, Jr.
IV. Minutes
a. Approval of Previous Minutes, including but not limited to June 18% 2026
V. Appointments
a. Reappointment of Mary Ann Dempsey to Council on Aging
TERM: July 1st 2026 — June 30% 2029
b. Reappointment of Kathlee …
Wed Aug 19, 2026
Zoning Board of Appeals
Variance hearing for new house at 40 Patten Road
The Norton Zoning Board of Appeals is holding a public hearing on a variance request to build a house beyond the footprint of the previous dwelling at 40 Patten Road. The board will also discuss zoning updates and handle routine business like bills, minutes, and meeting dates.
- Public hearing on variance (ZBA-37) for 40 Patten Road, applicant Patrick Madden
- Discussion on zoning updates
- Approval of meeting minutes
- Bills and warrants
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72 East Main Street
Norton, MA 02766-2320
AGENDA
Wednesday August 19, 2026, 7:00 PM
Public welcomed to attend remotely or in person
To join in-person go to the Norton Town Hall, 72 East Main Street, Crane Room
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e Inaddition, please feel free to email questions for the board, ahead of the meeting or even
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[email protected]
® Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021, this meeting will be conducted via remote means in
accordance with applicable law. Please note that while remote attendance and/or participation
is being provided as a courtesy to the public and board members, the meeting/hearing will not
be suspended or terminated if technological problems interrupt the virtual broadcast, unless
required by law.
7:00 PM
Public Hearing —Variance
ZBA File No. ZBA-37
Property Address: 40 Patten Road
Applicant/Owner: Patrick Madden
Applicant is seeking variances to construct a house beyond the footprint of the previous dwelling.
7:05 PM
Discussion on Zoning updates
GENERAL BUSINESS
A. Bills and Warrants
B. Approval of Meeting Minutes
C. Meeting Dates
Wed Aug 19, 2026
Town Clerk
Voting equipment test set for Sept. 1 state primary
The Town Clerk's office will test ballot tabulating equipment for the upcoming State Primary Election on September 1, 2026. The test takes place on August 19, 2026 at 9:00 AM in the Barrowsville Meeting Room at Town Hall. No change in voting equipment type has occurred since the last election.
- Public test of ballot tabulating equipment for Sept. 1, 2026 State Primary Election
- Test held Aug. 19, 2026 at 9:00 AM in Barrowsville Meeting Room, Town Hall, 72 East Main Street
- No change in voting equipment type since last election
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TOWN OF NORTON 72 East Main Street
Norton, MA 02766
MASSACHUSETTS 508-285-0230
Office of The Town Clerk
To: Town Clerk’s Office
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RE: Testing of Voting Equipment
TESTING OF VOTING EQUIPMENT
The test for the ballot tabulating equipment for the upcoming State Primary
Election on Tuesday, September 1, 2026 will be held on
Wednesday, August 19, 2026 beginning at 9:00AM.
Testing will be held in the Barrowsville Meeting Room on the first floor of Town Hall,
72 East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766.
There has been no change in type of voting equipment used by the Town
of Norton since the last election.
Tue Aug 18, 2026
Southeastern Regional Planning & Economic Development District (SRPEDD)
SMMPO to vote on releasing two draft transportation plans for public comment
The Southeastern Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization (SMMPO) is meeting remotely to consider approving minutes, hear public comments, and receive updates on regional transit authorities and federal funding amendments. Members will vote on whether to release a draft Congestion Management Plan and a draft Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan for a 21-day public comment period. The agenda also includes administrative changes to GATRA transit funding amounts, with no vote required.
- Roll call vote to approve minutes of June 16, 2026 meeting
- Vote to release draft Southeastern Massachusetts Congestion Management Plan for 21-day public comment
- Vote to release draft Southeastern Massachusetts Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan for 21-day public comment
- Administrative modification to GATRA funding amounts for three items (RTD0010676, T00102, GATRAO11969) — no vote needed
- Update on FFY2026-2030 TIP Amendment #7 — no vote needed
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Tuesday, August 18, 2026 - 1:00 PM
Held Remotely via Zoom - Zoom Meeting Information:
Registration Link:
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Meeting ID: 8516795 2996 _Passcode: 107103
MEETING AGENDA
Call to Order and Roll Call
Approval of Minutes — June 16, 2026 (Materials Attached, Roll Call Vote Needed)
Public Comments - Opportunity for the Public to Address the SMMPO
Regional Transit Authorities (RTAs) Report —- RTA Updates
Update on FFY2026-2030 Amendment #7 (Materials Attached, No Vote Needed)
FFY2026-2030 TIP Administrative Modification #1 (Materials Attached, No Vote
Needed)
a. RTD0010676 — GATRA Miscellaneous Support Equipment — Change to match
amount
b. T00102 — GATRA Associated Capital Items Bus — Change to match amount
c. GATRAO11969 GATRA East Maintenance Facility - Change to match amount
Draft Southeastern Massachusetts Congestion Management Plan (Link, Roll Call Vote
Needed to Release to 21-day Public Comment Period)
Draft Southeastern Massachusetts Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan-
(Link, Roll Call Vote Needed to Release to 21-day Public Comment Period)
Other Business
10, Date and Time for Next Meeting
11. Adjourn
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Tue Aug 18, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to weigh marijuana shop, housing, and zoning changes
The Norton Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a proposed four-unit building at 113 Mansfield Avenue, continued from July 7, 2026, and a marijuana establishment at 408 Old Colony Road. The board will also discuss several articles for the Fall Town Meeting, including fiscal impact analysis, special permit criteria, noise bylaw, industrial zone height and lot coverage increases, a data center bylaw/moratorium, and a zoning bylaw update. The meeting is open to the public in person or remotely.
- Public hearing: SPR-23, 113 Mansfield Avenue, four-unit building (continuance requested to Sept 1, 2026)
- Public hearing: SPR-24 & SP-43, 408 Old Colony Road, marijuana establishment
- Discussion: Industrial Zone height increase to 75 feet and lot coverage to 50%
- Discussion: Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
- Discussion: Zoning Bylaw update to remove Water/Sewer Commission with DPW director
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DEPARTMENT OF
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WI5AUG 18 AMI: 54
Norton Planning Board Meeting
Tuesday August 18, 2026 7:15 PM
Public welcomed to participate in person or remotely
In person: Norton Town Hall, 72 E. Main Street, Crane Room
* To join by video, please use: https://usO2web.zoom.us/i/6389291060
* To join using the Zoom app, please enter Webinar ID: 638 929 1060
* To call in only, please call 646-558-8656 and enter Webinar ID: 638 929 1060
*You may need to try multiple times to connect*
¢ Inaddition, please feel free to email questions for the board, ahead of the meeting
to:
[email protected]
AGENDA Revised
Call to Order/General Business
a. Planning Board Business & Policies
b. Bills and Warrants
c. Approval of Minutes
Public Hearing
1) SPR-23 113 Mansfield Avenue. Applicant/Owner: Brian Zhang Applicant is seeking to build a
top of the shop building with four units. Continued from July 7, 2026. Applicant is seeking a
continuance to September 1, 2026.
2) SPR-24 & SP-43 408 Old Colony Road. Applicant/Owner: Lucky Green Ladies. Applicant is
seeking to have a marijuana establishment
Discussion
Fall Town Meeting Articles
1) Fiscal Impact Analysis
2) Special Permit Criteria update
3) Noise bylaw
4) Industrial Zone increases to maximum heigh to 75 feet and total lot coverage going up to 50%
5) Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
6) Update to the Zoning Bylaw to remove Water/Sewer Commission with DPW director
For More information …
Tue Aug 18, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to hold hearings on 4-unit building and marijuana shop
The Norton Planning Board will hold public hearings on two site plan reviews: a four-unit building at 113 Mansfield Avenue and a marijuana establishment at 408 Old Colony Road. The board will also discuss six articles proposed for the Fall Town Meeting, including zoning changes for industrial height and data centers.
- Public hearing: SPR-23, 113 Mansfield Avenue, four-unit building (continued from July 7)
- Public hearing: SPR-24 & SP-43, 408 Old Colony Road, marijuana establishment
- Discussion: Fiscal Impact Analysis for Fall Town Meeting
- Discussion: Industrial Zone height increase to 75 feet and lot coverage to 50%
- Discussion: Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
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tRARTMENT OF
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_ NORTON TOWNE CLERK
2026 AUG 14 AMIN: 33
Norton Planning Board Meeting
Tuesday August 18, 2026 7:15 PM
Public welcomed to participate in person or remotely
In person: Norton Town Hall, 72 E. Main Street, Crane Room
* To join by video, please use: https://usO2web.zoom.us/i/6389291060
* To join using the Zoom app, please enter Webinar ID: 638 929 1060
* To call in only, please call 646-558-8656 and enter Webinar ID: 638 929 1060
*You may need to try multiple times to connect*
e Inaddition, please feel free to email questions for the board, ahead of the meeting
to:
[email protected]
AGENDA
Call to Order/General Business
a. Planning Board Business & Policies
b. Bills and Warrants
c. Approval of Minutes
Public Hearing
1) SPR-23 113 Mansfield Avenue. Applicant/Owner: Brian Zhang Applicant is seeking to build a
top of the shop building with four units. Continued from July 7, 2026.
2) SPR-24 & SP-43 408 Old Colony Road. Applicant/Owner: Lucky Green Ladies. Applicant is
seeking to have a marijuana establishment
Discussion
Fall Town Meeting Articles
1) Fiscal Impact Analysis
2) Special Permit Criteria update
3) Noise bylaw
4) Industrial Zone increases to maximum heigh to 75 feet and total lof coverage going up to 50%
5) Data Center Bylaw/Moratorium
6) Update to the Zoning Bylaw to remove Water/Sewer Commission with DPW director
For More information, Visit our website online at: bttos://www.nortonma.orq/planning-boeard
Open Session: …
Mon Aug 10, 2026
Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission to review septic, driveway, and trail projects
The Norton Conservation Commission is holding a hybrid meeting to discuss conservation items, including violation notices and continuances, and to consider certificates of compliance, continued public hearings, and new public hearings for projects affecting wetlands and buffer zones. The agenda includes several specific property applications and a rail trail extension.
- Violation notices for 181 W. Main Street and 292 W. Main Street
- Certificate of Compliance for Rail Trail extension (250-1094) by Town of Norton
- Continued hearing for 0 S. Washington Street (250-1173) - retaining wall removal and stormwater reorientation
- Continued hearing for 163 N. Worcester Street (250-1207) - addition within buffer zone of BVW, floodplain, riverfront
- New hearings: 13 Young Ave (septic system in riverfront) and 111 Oak Street (driveway, utilities, septic in 100ft buffer)
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Monday August 10, 2026 at 6:30 pm
Hybrid Meeting
Town Hall, 1%* Floor; Winnecunnet Room
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Meeting ID: 886 0008 2796 Passcode: 716097 Phone: 1-646-558-8656
Next Public Meeting:
8-24-26 9-14-26 9-28-26 10-12-26
Vlitiial Public Meatinge:
Pursuant to Governor Healey’s authorization of the 2025 Public Meeting bill extending several Covid era
policies and programs by allowing virtual and hybrid meetings to continue from March 31, 2025 until June 2027,
this meeting of the Norton Conservation Commission will be conducted hybrid participation to the greatest
extent possible.
in-person attendance of members of the public will be permitted, but every effort will be made to ensure
that the public can adequately access the proceedings In real time, via technological means, In the event that
we are unable to do so, despite best efforts, we will post on the Norton Cable website
(https://www.nortonmediacenter.org/) an audio or video recording, transcript, or other comprehensive record
of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting.
Link to meeting Guidelines
Applicant Guidelines
Canceled
6:30 PM Open Meeting
|, CONSERVATION ITEMS / DISCUSSION
Meeting Minutes
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Mon Aug 10, 2026
Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission to review rail trail extension and septic projects
The Norton Conservation Commission is meeting to discuss and vote on several conservation items, including violation notices, a request to continue public hearings, and a certificate of compliance for the rail trail extension. They will also hold continued and new public hearings for projects involving stormwater changes, a home addition, and septic installations near protected areas.
- Violation notices for 181 W. Main Street and 292 W. Main Street
- Certificate of compliance for rail trail extension (250-1094) by Town of Norton
- Continued hearing: 0 S. Washington Street – retaining wall removal and stormwater reorientation (250-1173)
- Continued hearing: 163 N. Worcester Street – home addition in buffer zone (250-1207)
- New hearings: septic systems at 13 Young Ave and 111 Oak Street
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Norton Conservation Commission
72 East Main Street
Norton MA 02766
508-285-0275
Email:
[email protected]
https://www.nortonma.org/conservation-commission
Next Public Meeting:
8-24-26 9-14-26 9-28-26 10-12-26
Monday August 10, 2026 at 6:30 pm
Hybrid Meeting
Town Hall, 1st Floor; Winnecunnet Room
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88600082796?pwd=lI0Z7ZcmcRR8ewR50J2lpx0YKnidZn.1
Meeting ID: 886 0008 2796 Passcode: 716097 Phone: 1-646-558-8656
Virtual Public Meetings:
Pursuant to Governor Healey’s authorization of the 2025 Public Meeting bill extending several Covid era
policies and programs by allowing virtual and hybrid meetings to continue from March 31, 2025 until June 2027,
this meeting of the Norton Conservation Commission will be conducted hybrid participation to the greatest
extent possible.
In-person attendance of members of the public will be permitted, but every effort will be made to ensure
that the public can adequately access the proceedings in real time, via technological means. In the event that
we are unable to do so, despite best efforts, we will post on the Norton Cable website
(https://www.nortonmediacenter.org/ ) an audio or video recording, transcript, or other comprehensive record
of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting.
Link to meeting Guidelines
Applicant Guidelines
AGENDA
6:30 PM
Open Meeting
I. CONSERVATION ITEMS / DISCUSSION
•
Meeting Minutes
o 7/27
•
Violations
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Mon Aug 10, 2026
Board of Assessors
Board of Assessors to review monthly lists and enter executive session
The Norton Board of Assessors will meet to approve minutes from prior meetings, review monthly lists for July 2026, and consider the Motor Vehicle Excise Warrant and Commitment for 2026. The board will also enter executive session to discuss litigation strategy and a complaint against a public employee, then reconvene in open session.
- Acceptance of minutes from July 21 and July 31, 2026
- Monthly lists for July 2026
- Motor Vehicle Excise Warrant and Commitment 2026 - #4
- Executive session on ATB litigation strategy
- Executive session on complaint against a public employee
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AGENDA NORTON
BOARD OF ASSESSOR:
Monday, August 10, 2026 eae RL 37 AMIN 53
Norton Town Hall
Winnecunnet Meeting Room
72 East Main St, Norton, MA 02766
I. Call to Order
II, Present
III. Acceptance of Minutes from July 21, 2026 & July 31, 2026
IV. Business
Monthly Lists — July 2026
Motor Vehicle Excise Warrant & Commitment 2026 - #4
Executive Session: ATB Litigation Strategy
Executive Session under Chapter 30A, $21 (a) (1) to discuss complaints or charges brought
against a public employee and not to reconvene in open session.
V. Adjourned:
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS MAY ENTER INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION PURSUANT TO EXEMPTION 7 OF THE EXECUTIVE
SESSION REQUIREMENTS. M.G,L. CHAPTER 59 SECTION 59 APPLICATIONS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AT THE CONCLUSION
OF THE EXECUTIVE SESSION, THE BOARD WILL RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Wed Aug 5, 2026
Open Space Committee
Open Space Committee reviews draft boat and waterway bylaw revisions
The Norton Open Space Committee is meeting to review meeting minutes, discuss committee updates, and review draft revisions to the Boat & Waterway Bylaw for potential inclusion in the Fall Town Meeting. They will also discuss waterbody treatment status and upcoming open space events and projects. The meeting is primarily a working session with no final decisions expected.
- Draft Boat & Waterway Bylaw revisions for Fall Town Meeting
- Waterbody treatment status and discussion
- Review of meeting minutes from 7/8/2026
- Open space upcoming events, projects, and collaboration
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Norton Open Space Committee
HORTON TOWN CLERK
2026 JUL 21 AMIO: 2h
Wednesday August 5, 2026 Next
Meeting:
4:00 pm TBD
Town Hall, 1* Floor; Winnecunnet Meeting Room
Agenda
4:00 PM Meeting
Members: Steve Warchal, Bryan Faria, Owen Price, Michael Rainville, Michael Martone, Kevin
O'Niel, Gloria O'Brien
Staff: John Thomas
General Discussion
Review Meeting Minutes
e@ 7/8/2026
New Business
¢ Committee Updates — Open Discussion
e DRAFT Boat & Waterway Bylaw Revisions — Article Review for Fall Town Meeting
e Waterbody Treatment — Status & Discussion
@ Open Space — Upcoming Events, Projects, Collaboration
Next Steps
e Schedule next meeting date and time
¢ Discuss and outline next Agenda items
OSC/2026
Tue Aug 4, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to review site plan for 1 Dean Street and two ANR plans
The Norton Planning Board is meeting to handle routine business, including bills, warrants, and minutes, and to review two Approval Not Required (ANR) plans for properties on Elm Street and Taylor Court. A public hearing is scheduled for a continued site plan review for a pre-existing business at 1 Dean Street. The board will also discuss 47 Elm Street and Fall Town Meeting articles.
- ANR-24: 28 Elm Street, Parcel ID (17, 30), Applicant/Owner: Jon Drobnis
- ANR-25: 0 Taylor Court, Parcel ID (15, 170), Applicant/Owner: Robert Anderson
- Public Hearing SPR-22: Site Plan Review for 1 Dean Street, Owner: Rob Celiberti, Applicant: Jamir Castillo, continued from June 2, 2026
- Discussion: 47 Elm Street
- Discussion: Fall Town Meeting Articles
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Tuesday August 4, 2026 7:15 PM
Public welcomed to participate in person or remotely
In person: Norton Town Hall, 72 E. Main Street, Crane Room
* To join by video, please use: https://usO2web.zoom.us/i/6389291060
* To join using the Zoom app, please enter Webinar ID: 638 929 1060
* To callin only, please call 646-558-8656 and enter Webinar ID: 638 929 1060
*You may need to try multiple times to connect*
* In addition, please feel free to email questions for the board, ahead of the meeting
to:
[email protected]
AGENDA
Call to Order/General Business
a. Planning Board Business & Policies
b. Bills and Warrants
c. Approval of Minutes
1€ TAP $202
ANR — ANR-24 28 Elm Street, Parcel ID (17, 30), Applicant/Owner: Jon Drobnis
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ANR — ANR-25 0 Taylor Court, Parcel ID (15, 170), Applicant/Owner: Robert Anderson
Public Hearing
], SPR-22 Site Plan Review: 1 Dean Street Owner: Rob Celiberti, Applicant: Jamir Castillo,
Application is for a pre-existing business, Continued from June 2, 2026.
Discussion
47 Elm Street
Fall Town Meeting Articles
For More information, Visit our website online at: htios://www.nortonma.or
Open Session: (Open Session, may include other topics not listed above that were not reasonably anticipated 48 hours
in advance) Please note that it is possible that a vote or votes may be taken by the Board regarding the above
agenda items.
Members may p …
Tue Aug 4, 2026
Mansfield Foxborough Norton (MFN) Wastewater District
MFN Wastewater District to review FY26 budget, sludge study, garage doors
The Mansfield Foxborough Norton (MFN) Wastewater District is holding its regular monthly meeting. The board will approve minutes and bills, receive community updates, and review the FY2026 budget. They will also discuss a garage door replacement, a sludge removal study, and updates on computer/SCADA systems and operations employee retirements and succession planning.
- Approval of bills warrant FY27-01
- FY2026 Budget Update
- Garage Door Replacement
- Sludge Removal Study Update
- Computer & SCADA Update
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MEN Meeting- August 4, 2026 at 6:00PM
AGENDA
1) Approval of Meeting Minutes
2) Approval of Bills
Warrant FY27-01
3) Community Updates
a) Mansfield
b) Foxborough
c) Norton
4) FY2026 Budget Update
5) Garage Door Replacement
6) Sludge Removal Study Update
7) Computer & SCADA Update
8) Update Regarding Operations Employees Retirements/ Succession Planning
9) Executive Director’s Report
10) Any Items Not Anticipated 48 Hours Prior To This Meeting
11) Next Meeting — September 1st, 2026
Mon Aug 3, 2026
Finance Committee
Norton Finance Committee to review OPEB trust funding and liability
The Finance Committee is reviewing the town's Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) obligations, including the current funded status and recent contributions. The agenda includes a presentation on OPEB basics, statewide trends, and Norton's specific financial position. The committee is expected to discuss the town's OPEB trust fund and potential future funding strategies.
- OPEB trust fund received $330,000 appropriation at 2025 Fall Town Meeting
- Town contributed $125,000 to OPEB trust in FY2025, up from $120,000 in FY2024
- Net OPEB liability declined from $78.93 million to $78.24 million
- Funded ratio improved from 1.61% to 1.96%, still underfunded
- Total OPEB liability decreased from $80.23 million to $79.80 million
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Town of Norton
OPEB
M.G.L. c. 32B, S20
8/3/26
2
What is OPEB?
Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB)
OPEB primarily consists of:
•Retiree health insurance
•Medicare supplement plans
•Other post-retirement healthcare benefits
Unlike pensions, OPEB benefits historically were funded on a "pay-as-you-go" basis rather than being fully
pre-funded.
3
Why OPEB Matters
The Town has promised future healthcare benefits to eligible retirees.
Those future obligations create a long-term liability that:
Must be measured through actuarial studies.
Appears on the Town's financial statements.
Impacts long-term financial planning.
Is closely watched by bond rating agencies.
The liability is spread over decades and does not represent an
immediate bill due today.
4
Statewide Trend:
Consistent OPEB Funding
Massachusetts cities and towns are increasingly moving from simply reporting
their OPEB liabilities to actively funding them.
According to the 2026 PERAC review:
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Most municipalities have established and OPEB trust fund
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More than one-third of communities are now between 10% and 50% funded.
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Communities making regular annual contributions have accumulated meaningful trust assets over time.
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Bond-rating agencies increasingly consider whether municipalities have established and are following a
credible OPEB funding strategy.
.
5
The Town of Norton
How are we doing?
Invested $330,000.00 at 2025 Fall Town Meeting
6
Why Communities Are Funding OPEB
Benefits include:
• Lower l …
Mon Aug 3, 2026
Board of Health
Norton Board of Health to discuss battery storage regulations
The Norton Board of Health will hold a regular meeting on August 3, 2026, at 3:00 PM in the Winnicunnet Conference Room. The board will consider routine licenses, discuss regulations on battery storage facilities in Massachusetts, and receive monthly reports from the Health Agent and Animal Control Officer. A variance request for Cigarman Lounge has been tabled to the September 7 meeting.
- Variance request for Cigarman Lounge tabled to September 7, 2026
- Discussion of regulations on battery storage facilities in Massachusetts
- Health Agent's monthly report for May and June
- Animal Control Officer's monthly report for May and June
- Bills signed: $2,000 for landfill gas monitoring, $50 for constable services, $35 for vehicle inspection, $50 for membership
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TOWN OF NORTON,
NORTON TOWK CLERK
2026 JUL 30 PM 2: 1h
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Diane Battistello, Chairperson
Board of Health Ellen Valentine, Vice Chairperson
72 East Main Strect Corcy Marsden, Clerk
Norton, MA 02766 Christian A. Zahner IV, Health Agent
P: (508)285-0268
F: (508)285-0269
August 3, 2026 3:00pm
Date/Time of meeting
Winnicunnet Conference Room, I floor
Location
AGENDA
1. Call to order
Guest(s):
2. Acceptance of Minutes for June 1, 2026
3. Consent Agenda; Licenses (see attached list)
*All maticrs listed under Consent Agenda are considered to be routine by the Board of Health and will be enacted by an automatic motion
with an automatic second. There will NOT be separate discussions of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent
Agenda and will be considered separately.
4, Old Business:
e Variance request for Cigarman Lounge - tabled to the Board of Health meeting scheduled for
September 7, 2026.
New Business:
e Discuss regulations on battery storage facililics i the state of Massachusetts
e Health Agent’s monthly report: May, June
e Animal Control Oflicer’s monthly report: May, June
Plan Review
Open session for topics not reasonably anticipated 48 hours in advance
Informational:
Bills signed by Health Agent:
High Tech Automotive - Town vehicle inspection $35.00
Benton Keene, III - constable services (188 Lincoln St) $50.00
Civil & Environmental Consultants - Landfill Gas Monitoring $2000.00
Massachusett …
Mon Aug 3, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to discuss OPEB and road acceptance warrant article
The Norton Finance Committee is meeting to discuss two new business items: an OPEB (Other Post-Employment Benefits) discussion and a Fall Town Meeting warrant article regarding the acceptance of King Philip Road and Charlotte Avenue. The agenda also includes routine items like approval of previous minutes.
- OPEB Discussion
- Fall Town Meeting Warrant Article - Acceptance of King Philip Road and Charlotte Avenue
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BRANDON NOBLE, VICE-CHAIR
KEVIN BUGAJ
GAVIN CABBAGE
PAULA DANIELS
STEPHEN EVANS
TRACY MAHAN
SANDRA OLLERHEAD
PAUL J. SCHLEICHER
ZACK TSILIS
BONNIE YEZUKEVICH
WORTON TOWN CLERK
2026 JUL 27 PM 4: 22
TOWN OF NORTON
FINANCE COMMITTEE
AGENDA
MONDAY, AUGUST 3", 2026 AT 7:00 P.M.
Norton Town Hall
Crane Meeting Room
72 East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
Remote Access
For remote access, please join the webinar in the following ways:
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Call to Order
1. Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance
Minutes
1. Approval of previous minutes
New Business
1. OPEB Discussion
2. Fall Town Meeting Warrant Article - Acceptance of King Philip Road and Charlotte Avenue
et Sieth
Mark S. Gould, Jr., Town Manager
Adjournment
Fri Jul 31, 2026
Board of Assessors
Assessors to discuss inspection procedures and litigation strategy
The Norton Board of Assessors is meeting to approve minutes, discuss inspection procedures for assessing personnel, and enter executive session for litigation strategy. The executive session is closed to the public under state law, but the board will return to open session afterward.
- Discussion of inspection procedures for assessing personnel
- Executive session on litigation strategy
- Acceptance of minutes from July 21, 2026
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✓ Decided: Board of Assessors enters executive session for litigation strategy
The Board of Assessors held a brief open meeting and voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss litigation strategy. No substantive decisions were made in open session; the board did not return to open session during the meeting.
- Voted unanimously to enter executive session for litigation strategy
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS 2026 JUL 29 AMI: 29
Friday, July 31, 2026 1:00 P.M.
Norton Town Hall
Winnecunnet Meeting Room
72 East Main St, Norton, MA 02766
I. Call to Order
Il. Present
Ill. Acceptance of Minutes from July 21, 2026
IV. Business
Inspection Procedures for Assessing Personnel
Executive Session — Litigation Strategy
V. Adjourned:
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS MAY ENTER INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION PURSUANT TO EXEMPTION 7 OF THE EXECUTIVE
SESSION REQUIREMENTS. M.G.L, CHAPTER 59 SECTION 59 APPLICATIONS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AT THE CONCLUSION
OF THE EXECUTIVE SESSION, THE BOARD WILL RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
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NORTON TOWN CLERK
TOWN OF NORTON
BOARD OF ASSESSORS 9026 AUG 11 PH 3: 03
WINNECUNNET MEETING ROOM
72 EAST MAIN STREET
NORTON, MA 02766
Telephone (508) 285-0270
Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, July 31, 2026 @1:30 P.M.
Members & Staff Present: Richard Dorney, Chairperson; James Chabot, Clerk; Lukas Rei,
Member; Town Manager, Mark Gould
The meeting was called to order at 1:00 PM by Chair Richard Dorney
Litigation strategy
Jim motioned to go into executive session for the purpose of discussing litigation strategy, not to
return to open session a report may or may not be forthcoming. Lukas seconded, all in favor
Meeting entered executive session at 1:20 PM
Minutes Respectfully Submitted by: Richard Dorney
Chairperson Signature Bish fleas
Wed Jul 29, 2026
Water / Sewer Commission
Water/Sewer Commission to hear two bill disputes and director's report
The Norton Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners will meet to discuss two resident bill disputes, hear the director's report on projects and water quality, and handle routine business like approving minutes. The meeting is open to the public with remote participation options.
- Bill dispute at 113 King Philip Road: resident requests sewer abatement for leak-related usage in 3rd quarter
- Bill dispute at 47 Harvey Street: homeowner seeks assistance with large water bill due to service line
- Director's report includes Elm St update, water quality update, Town Meeting approval review, and water/wastewater realignment
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TOWN OF NORTON
BOARD OF WATER AND SEWER COMMISSIONERS) |
166 JOHN SCOTT BLVD. MORTON TOWN CLERK
NORTON, MA 02766 ;
(508) 285-0280 2026 JUL 27 PH 3+ 12
July 27, 2026 AGENDA
WATER/SEWER COMMISSION’S MEETING AGENDA
Wednesday July 29, 2026 — 5:30 pm
166 John Scott Blvd., Norton, MA 02766
IN PERSON & REMOTE PARTICIPATION
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The Chair reserves the right to call items on the agenda out of order. The times that are listed for items are
approximate times, and items may be reached earlier or later than the posted times. The items listed are those
reasonably anticipated by the Chair which may be discussed at the meeting at least forty-eight (48) hours prior
to the meeting. Not all items listed may in fact be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up
for discussion to the extent permitted by law.
I. 5:30 pm - Call to order by Chair-Open Session
1. Call to Order/Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance
II. 5:35 pm — Minutes
1. Approve and Sign Previous Meeting Minutes
Ill. 5:40 pm — Old Business
1. Bill Dispute — 113 King Philip Road - continuation from last 2™ quarter billing. They had a
leak and the Board voted to abate a portion of t …
Thu Jul 23, 2026
Town Clerk
GATRA holds quarterly rider feedback forum on services and future plans
The GATRA Regional Service Feedback Forum is a quarterly public meeting to gather input from riders and community members on GATRA transit services and community needs. Agenda items include updates on feedback from past meetings, updates on future plans, and other topics as needed. Public comments are accepted. The meeting is held live at the GATRA Bus Terminal in Taunton and streamed at several senior centers and councils on aging across the region.
- Public comments accepted on GATRA services
- Update on feedback from past meetings
- Update on future plans
- Live stream locations include GATRA Bus Terminal, 10 Oak St, Taunton, MA
- Other topics as needed
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GorvTra REGIONAL
SERVICE FEEDBACK FORUM
QUARTERLY MEETING TO GET FEEDBACK FROM RIDERS AND
COMMUNITY MEMBERS ON GATRA SERVICES AND COMMUNITY NEEDS
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2026
2:30PM - 3:30PM
AGENDA ITEMS WILL INCLUDE:
« UPDATE ON FEEDBACK FROM PAST MEETINGS
» UPDATE ON ANY FUTURE PLANS
+ OTHER TOPICS AS NEEDED
+ COMMENTS ACCEPTED FROM THE PUBLIC ABOUT GATRA’S SERVICES
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Tue Jul 21, 2026
Housing Authority
Norton Housing Authority to hold public hearing on FY2027 Annual Plan
The Norton Housing Authority is holding a public hearing to review its Proposed Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2027, covering capital improvements, maintenance, operating budget, and responses to performance reviews. Residents and the public can comment orally or in writing until the hearing closes. The plan will be submitted to the state's Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC).
- Public hearing on FY2027 Annual Plan at 4:00 PM on 7/21/2026
- Review of Proposed Capital Improvement Plan
- Review of Proposed Maintenance and Repair Plan
- Review of Current Operating Budget
- Responses to Performance Management Review (PMR) findings
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Notice of Public Hearing
THE NORTON HOUSING AUTHORITY
invites all tenants and the general public to a review of the
Authority's Proposed Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2027
The Annual Plan is intended to provide insight into the Authority’s operations and plans for
the coming fiscal year as they affect the Authority’s state-aided public housing. The Proposed
Annual Plan is comprised of the following elements:
1. Proposed Capital Improvement Plan
2, Proposed Maintenance and Repair Plan
3. Current Operating Budget
4. Responses to the Performance Management Review (PMR) findings
5. List of housing authority policies
6. List of waivers from governing regulations of the Executive Office of Housing
and Livable Communities (EOHLC)
7. Other elements
Hearing time and date: 4:00 PM on 7/21/2026
Hearing location: Norton Housing Authority
Community Hall/Office BLDG
120 West Main Street
Residents and the general public are invited to review the Annual Plan before the hearing and
may submit public comments as noted below. The Authority shall consider the concerns of
any Local Tenants’ Organization (LTO) or Resident Advisory Board (RAB) regarding needs and
priorities and incorporate some or all of such needs and priorities in the draft plan if deemed
by the Authority to be consistent with sound management. Substantive comments will be
summarized and included in the Annual Plan when it is submitted to the Executive Office of
Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC).
0 Copies of the A …
Mon Jul 13, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to review FY26 budget status and year-end transfers
The Norton Finance Committee is meeting to reorganize, review the FY26 budget status including pending invoices and encumbrances, discuss end-of-year transfers, and plan for the Fall Town Meeting warrant articles. The agenda also includes an introduction to new Town Hall management.
- FY26 budget status review with pending invoices and encumbrances
- End of year transfers discussion
- Fall Town Meeting warrant articles and schedule
- Finance Committee reorganization and election of officers
- Introduction to new Town Hall management
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WILLIAM ROTONDI, CHAIR
BRANDON NOBLE, VICE-CHAIR
KEVIN BUGAJ
GAVIN CABBAGE
PAULA DANIELS
STEPHEN EVANS
TRACY MAHAN
SANDRA OLLERHEAD
PAUL J. SCHLEICHER
ZACK TSILIS
BONNIE YEZUKEVICH
TOWN OF NORTON
FINANCE COMMITTEE
AGENDA
MONDAY, JULY 13" 2026 AT 7:00 P.M.
Notton Town Hall
Crane Meeting Room
72, East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
Remote Access
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I. Call to Order
1. Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Minutes
1. Approval of previous minutes
Ill. New Business
1. Finance Committee Reorganization
2. Introduction to New Town Hall Management
3. FY26 Budget Status — [Pending Invoices, Encumbrances, EOY Transfers]
4. End of Year Transfers .
5. Fall’ Town Meeting Warrant Articles and Schedule
IV. Adjournment
Tend,
Mark S. Gould, Jr., Town Manager
Town of Norton, MA
Friday, July 10, 2026
Chapter 20. Boards, Commissions
and Committees
Article Il. Finance Committee
§ 20-9. Officers.
The Finance Committee shall, as soon as possible after the
annual appointment of members, meet for the purpose of
reorganization. The Committee shall elect from its membership
a Chairman and Vice-Chairman, who shall hold office until their
successors are elected.
Budget
Control
Code
Account
Code
Account Titl …
Wed Jul 8, 2026
Open Space Committee
Open Space Committee to review water bylaws and plan next steps
The Norton Open Space Committee is meeting to review minutes from June 3, 2026, discuss committee updates, and consider water bylaws. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific votes or proposals listed.
- Review of meeting minutes from 6/3/2026
- Discussion of water bylaws
- Scheduling next meeting date and time
- Outlining next agenda items
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✓ Decided: Committee asks Town Manager to fund water treatment study
The Norton Open Space Committee approved two motions requesting the Town Manager to determine remaining funds in the water bodies account and to obtain cost estimates from TRC for vegetative screening and a comprehensive treatment proposal. The committee also reviewed draft revisions to the boating and waterways bylaw, retaining current prohibitions on trolling motors. No final decisions were made on treatment strategies, and the committee agreed to defer such decisions to an independent consultant.
- Approved motion to request Town Manager determine remaining funds in Select Board water bodies account (unanimous)
- Approved motion to request Town Manager contact TRC for cost of 2026 vegetative screening and comprehensive treatment proposal (unanimous)
- Retained current prohibitions on trolling motors on Chartley and Barrowsville Ponds
- Approved meeting minutes from 6/3/2026 (unanimous)
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Norton Open Space Committee
Wednesday July 8, 2026 Next
Meeting:
4:00 pm TBD
Town Hall, 1%* Floor; Winnecunnet Meeting Room
Agenda
4:00 PM Meeting
Members: Steve Warchal, Bryan Faria, Owen Price, Michael Rainville, Michael Martone, Kevin
O'Niel, Gloria O’Brien
Staff: John Thomas
General Discussion
Review Meeting Minutes
@ 6/3/2026
New Business
e Committee Updates
e Water Bylaws
Next Steps
e Schedule next meeting date and time
e Discuss and outline next Agenda items
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Norton Open Space Committee
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HORTON TOWN CLERK
2026 AUG 18 AM IO: 49
Wednesday July 8, 2026 Next
Meeting:
4:00 pm TBD
Town Hall, 15' Floor; Winnecunnet Meeting Room
Minutes
4:00 PM Meeting
Members: Steve Warchal, Bryan Faria, Owen Price, Michael Rainville, Michael Martone, Kevin
O'Niel, Gloria O’Brien
Staff: John Thomas
General Discussion
Review Meeting Minutes
e 6/3/2026
Unanimously voted to approve.
New Business
¢ Committee Updates
e Water Bylaws
o An administrative update was provided regarding the Town’s water body
management program. The prior program, which had been active since 2018 under
the Select Board, has expired, and the Town is entering a new implementation phase.
The Town Manager’s Office has requested that the Conservation Director assume
responsibility for the primary administration of the program, coordination with
consultants, and future funding requests. Due to regulatory separation requirements
under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and applicable conflict-of-
interest laws, the Conservation Director advised the Town Manager to consult with
Town Counsel before making changes to the historical structure of the program. The
Conservation Director confirmed a willingness to support the technical aspects of
the program but stated that they cannot serve as the applicant because the
Conservation Commission is the regulatory authority and the owner of the ponds.
The Conservation Director reported meeting with TRC, the Town’s environment …
Wed Jun 24, 2026
Zoning Board of Appeals
ZBA to hear variance for 28 Elm St and continued second-floor finding
The Norton Zoning Board of Appeals will hold three public hearings: a continued finding for a second-floor addition at 25 West Hodges Street, a variance for the upland area requirement at 28 Elm Street, and a variance and finding for an addition and lot area at 17 Sunset Road. The board will also handle general business such as bills, minutes, and meeting dates.
- Continued finding for second floor above at 25 West Hodges Street (ZBA-32)
- Variance for upland area requirement at 28 Elm Street
- Variance and finding for addition and lot area at 17 Sunset Road
- General business: bills, warrants, approval of minutes, meeting dates
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TOWN OF NORTON
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
72 East Main Street
Norton, MA 02766-2320
AGENDA
Wednesday June 24, 2026, 7:00 PM
Public welcomed to attend remotely or in person
To join in-person go to the Norton Town Hall, 72 East Main Street, Crane Room
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e Inaddition, please feel free to email questions for the board, ahead of the meeting or even
during the meeting to:
[email protected]
e Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021, this meeting will be conducted via remote means in
accordance with applicable law. Please note that while remote attendance and/or participation
is being provided as a courtesy to the public and board members, the meeting/hearing will not
be suspended or terminated if technological problems interrupt the virtual broadcast, unless
required by law.
7:00 PM
Continued Public Hearing —Finding
ZBA File No. ZBA-32
Property Address: 25 West Hodges Street
Applicant: Jeff Rzemien
Owner: Sarah Shaw
Applicant is seeking a finding to allow for a second floor built above.
7:05 PM
Public Hearing — Variance
ZBA File No. ZBA-
Property Address: 28 Elm Street
Applicant/Owner: Jonathan and Amanda Drobnis
Applicant is seeking a variance for their upland area requirement.
7:10 PM
Public H …
Mon Jun 22, 2026
Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission to hear continued and new permit applications
The Norton Conservation Commission is holding a hybrid public meeting to discuss conservation permits, violations, and other agenda items. They will consider continuances, minor revisions, and new notices of intent, including a continued hearing for a project at 416 Old Colony Road and a new hearing for a lay-down yard at 0 Mansfield Ave.
- Violation notices for 181 W. Main Street and 292 W. Main Street
- Minor revision at 225 S. Worcester Street
- RDA filing at 0 Island Road (Map 3, Parcel 611)
- Continued hearing: 416 Old Colony Road, NOI (Map 20, Parcel 64) - change from one to two-story building, additional parking and paved area, stormwater modifications
- New hearing: 0 Mansfield Ave, NOI (Map 3, Parcel 721-02) - land clearing and stormwater management for lay-down yard
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Norton Conservation Commission
72 East Main Street
Norton MA 02766
508-285-0275
Email:
[email protected]
https://www.nortonma.org/conservation-commission
Next Public Meeting:
7-13-26 7-27-26
8-10-26 8-24-26
Monday June 22, 2026 at 6:30 pm
Hybrid Meeting
Town Hall, 1st Floor; Winnecunnet Room
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87004798651?pwd=NGj9evTpKRF34KOBKobMwG5u0fQVn6.1
Meeting ID: 870 0479 8651 Passcode: 493179 Phone: 1-646-558-8656
Virtual Public Meetings:
Pursuant to Governor Healey’s authorization of the 2025 Public Meeting bill extending several Covid era
policies and programs by allowing virtual and hybrid meetings to continue from March 31, 2025 until June 2027,
this meeting of the Norton Conservation Commission will be conducted hybrid participation to the greatest
extent possible.
Specific information and the general guidelines for remote participation by members of the public and/or
parties with a right and/or requirement to attend this meeting can be found at the end of this agenda. Members
of the public attending this public hearing/meeting virtually will be allowed to make comments if they wish to
do so, during the portion of the hearing designated for public comment, by raising their hand virtually or
pressing *9 if participating by phone.
In-person attendance of members of the public will be permitted, but every effort will be made to ensure
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