The Hopkinton Planning Board failed, 4-3, to waive an extra peer review for a site-plan amendment at 87 Hayden Rowe, short of the five votes needed to carry, and continued the hearing to October 19.
Hopkinton's Charter Review Committee held a public forum weighing an appointed town clerk, a lower recall threshold and board restructuring.
Hopkinton's Charter Review Committee sought public feedback on five possible charter changes, including making the town clerk an appointed rather than elected position.
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission raised alarms over sediment reaching a protected pond near the Charleswood School construction site, directing the project team to investigate two overflow dry wells and revise its stormwater pollution prevention plan.
The Hopkinton Trails Committee approved $72,660.89 in payment requests for trail construction and signed off on $3,266.49 in previously unpaid August invoices.
Hopkinton Select Board heard a preliminary $1 million FY28 budget deficit forecast and approved an Elmwood Reuse Committee charge.
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission lifted a cease-and-desist order at 30 West Main while issuing a new enforcement order tied to a certified arborist's report.
Hopkinton Planning Board approved permanent removal of a Winter Street stone wall and debated whether a new economic plan can cut taxes.
Hopkinton officials previewed a packed May 2 Town Meeting at the eHop Know Your Vote Forum on April 30.
Hopkinton's town manager and CFO outlined the town's nine-month budget process days before the May 2 annual town meeting.
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