Housing panel narrows site plans to 2-8 units
The Whately Housing Committee narrowed development options for a town-owned State Road parcel from as many as 12 units down to a range of two to eight.
The Whately Housing Committee narrowed development options for a town-owned State Road parcel from as many as 12 units down to a range of two to eight.
Whately's Selectboard weighed billing Hatfield up to $500 per call as primary fire responses there jumped from 14 percent of calls in 2024 to 27 percent this year.
Whately's Select Board and Library Board of Trustees jointly appointed Carrie Etchells to a vacant elected library trustee seat.
Whately's Select Board tabled a motion to open the warrant for a Nov. 16 special town meeting, pushing items like a senior center budget shortfall toward the spring annual meeting instead.
The Whately Housing Committee narrowed a town housing site's feasible density from a theoretical 12 units down to two to eight units, citing new floodplain mapping.
The Whately Selectboard and Finance Committee leaned toward recommending a "no" vote on a new Franklin County Technical School building ahead of the regional district's October 6 vote.
Whately Planning Board endorsed a lot-line split for 23 LaSalle Drive and heard an early pitch for a 299 River Road solar project.
The Whately Conservation Commission reviewed early housing concepts for the former restaurant site on State Road and weighed holding a conservation restriction on water district land. Consultant Chris Chamberlain of Berkshire Design Group told the board, "This is a feasibility study.
Whately's Zoning Board of Appeals delays action on a 9,100-square-foot Route 116 retail proposal, citing an unresolved driveway bylaw conflict.
Frontier Community Access Television board lacks quorum, defers nearly every vote.
Get Whately's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.