Rockland
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Zoning Board of Appeals
The scheduled meeting for July 7, 2026, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items. The session was intended to cover meeting minutes and rules of procedure.
Board of Library Trustees
The Rockland Board of Library Trustees will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes, receive reports, and vote on holiday closure dates. They will also discuss updates on space planning and building projects. The agenda is largely procedural with no major financial decisions.
- Vote on holiday closure dates
- Space planning update
- Building updates
- Approval of June 10, 2026 minutes
- Financial/Budget report
Finance Committee
The committee will meet to elect its new officers, including Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. Members will also review previous minutes and consider any urgent year-end financial transfers.
- Board reorganization vote
- Year end transfers
Rockland Housing Authority
The Rockland Housing Authority will vote on a finance contract (CFA 5001) for $108,948.28. They will also approve AP and Section 8 warrants, hear an executive director's report, and discuss project updates including a completed gutter project and storm door installation at Garden Terrace. Policy updates for maintenance hours and an admin position job description are also on the agenda.
- Board vote on CFA 5001 contract for $108,948.28
- Approve AP warrant for June 11-July 7, 2026
- Approve Section 8 warrant for July 2026
- Update Personnel Policy: hours for maintenance and job description for admin position
- Board vote on Admin Plan updates Chapters 1-4
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South Shore Technical High School
The South Shore Regional School District Committee will meet remotely to discuss a legal matter. The primary purpose of the meeting is to enter a private executive session to discuss litigation strategy.
- Vote to enter executive session regarding litigation strategy
South Shore Recycling Cooperative
The South Shore Recycling Cooperative will vote on the FY27 budget and elect new board members. They will also approve previous meeting minutes, discuss household hazardous waste (HHW) depot updates, and hear a speaker on battery and e-waste recycling.
- Approve 5/15 Minutes (vote)
- EBoard election: slate includes James Downey, Jean Landis Naumann, Arlene Dias, Rachel Gerold (vote)
- FY27 Budget (vote)
- HHW Depot update
- National Battery Takeback Day 9/12 planning
Sewer Commission
The Board will receive an operational update from Veolia staff regarding the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Members will also review and potentially approve department goals, objectives, and a new sewer department abatement policy.
- Wastewater Treatment Plant operations update with Veolia
- Approval of Sewer Department Abatement Policy
- Drainlayer's License application for Cimeno Site and Septic
Rent Control Board
The Rent Control Board will discuss an open meeting law complaint and consider any other new business that may arise. No other specific agenda items are listed.
- Discuss open meeting law complaint
Planning Board
The Planning Board will conduct a site and design review for a proposed 34,000 sqft addition at 56 Webster Street, adding 12 beds for a total of 122. They will also approve minutes from the May 26 meeting, authorize a $450 payment to the secretary, and receive an update on upcoming activity.
- Site & Design Review for 56 Webster Street: 34,000 sqft addition, 12 new beds (total 122)
- Approve minutes from May 26, 2026 meeting
- Pay secretary $450 for June 2026 meetings
- Update on potential upcoming activity
Historical Commission
The commission will review its remaining FY2026 budget and account activity. Members are discussing several ongoing preservation efforts including the Lincoln School demolition, GAR work schedules, and the future of McKinley.
- Lincoln School/Demolition update
- CPC Projects status update
- GAR 1st floor work schedule
- Tramp House update from Redtail
- Old Town Cemetery ownership discussion
Former NAS Restoration Advisory Board (RAB)
The Restoration Advisory Board will discuss routine progress updates on environmental cleanup at the former military base. Tetra Tech and Navy representatives will present site status, action items, and next steps. This is a procedural update with no binding decisions or contracts scheduled.
- Tetra Tech cleanup site status update
- Navy BRAC action items and remediation progress
- Community Q&A and next meeting scheduling
Southfield Redevelopment Authority
The Southfield Redevelopment Authority will hold public hearings regarding subdivision plans and roadway construction submitted by Turquoise Southfield NR LLC. The board will also consider several real estate transfers, including a 11.6-acre property deed and a lease for Building 141. Additionally, the board will review budget adjustments and infrastructure bond amendments.
- Definitive Subdivision Plan for Memorial Grove Avenue, Shea Drive, Road A North and Road A South
- Quitclaim Deed transferring ~11.6 acres to Turquoise Southfield NR LLC
- Lease for Former Navy Bld. 141 (223 Shea Memorial Drive)
- Notice of Intent for main roadway, stormwater system, and utilities construction
- Amendment to 2020A Infrastructure Development Revenue Bond
Park Department
The Rockland Park Commissioners meet to discuss and vote on prior minutes, the Bicentennial Track Project, and ongoing projects. They will also discuss Hartsuff Park and Reeds Pond, safety issues, advertisement board updates, and a tree project with Dave Taylor. No specific dollar amounts or votes on major contracts are listed.
- Bicentennial Track Project discussion
- Hartsuff Park discussion
- Reeds Pond discussion
- Tree Project with Dave Taylor
- Advertisement Board updates
Board of Water Commissioners
The Abington & Rockland Joint Board of Water Commissioners will hold an executive session to discuss the AFSCME union contract. This is the only item on the agenda, which is otherwise procedural.
- Executive session: AFSCME Union Contract
Board of Health
The Rockland Board of Health will review minutes, discuss future meeting dates, address pest control concerns, and appoint an interim Inspector of Animals. The Health Agent will also provide a report. The meeting is largely procedural with no major financial decisions or public hearings.
- Discuss pest control concerns
- Appoint interim Inspector of Animals
- Discuss future meeting dates
- Health Agent report
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will discuss and vote on whether a proposed modification to the 2022 Comprehensive Permit site plan at 320 Concord St is substantial. The board will also reorganize, approve meeting minutes and a bill for plan review services, and continue discussion on its rules of procedure.
- Board reorganization for new term
- Approval of May 19 meeting minutes and June 1 invoice from PGB Engineering for plan review at 320 Concord St
- Discussion and vote on substantiality of site plan modification at 320 Concord St
- Continued discussion on board's rules of procedure
Select Board
The Select Board will hold a joint vote with the Planning Board to appoint John Lucas as an associate member. They will review and approve note results for the Water Treatment Plant, receive an update on the Bicentennial Track Renovation Project, and consider accepting a deed for Camp Alice Carleton land acquisition. The meeting also includes an executive session for collective bargaining strategy with AFSCME Council 93.
- Joint vote with Planning Board to appoint John Lucas as Associate Member
- Town Treasurer to review and approve note results for Water Treatment Plant
- Bicentennial Track Renovation Project update
- Camp Alice Carleton Land Acquisition (Parcel 78-009) - acceptance of deed
- Executive session for collective bargaining with AFSCME Council 93
Planning Board
The Planning Board will meet with the Board of Selectmen to vote on appointing a new member to fill an alternate seat on the board.
- Joint meeting with Board of Selectmen
- Vote to appoint Planning Board alternate member
- Meeting location: Town Hall, 242 Union Street
- Meeting time: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at 7:00PM
Council on Aging (COA)
The Council on Aging unanimously elected Gary Schwartz as Vice President. The council also approved the previous meeting minutes and the financial report. They discussed upcoming events including a low vision group, coffee with police, a July barbecue for America's 250th, and noted no meeting in July.
- Elected Gary Schwartz as Vice President (unanimous)
- Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved financial report (unanimous)