Whately fills its assessor vacancy and flags a looming multimillion-dollar school debt vote. The Selectboard unanimously appointed Liz Sillen as town assessor, restoring a full three-member assessing board after months of vacancy.
Whately and Hatfield float sharing a police chief to save money.
Whately Finance Committee weighs a debt exclusion tied to a $237.5 million regional tech school vote. The panel unanimously approved two reserve fund transfers, $1,500 for DEP-mandated landfill test borings and $462 for an animal control kennel fee, leaving just over $18,000 in reserves.
Whately Selectboard backs state housing RFI for town's DeMaio Lot.
The Whately Planning Board adopted its first-ever rules and regulations and opened a wide-ranging discussion on zoning for farm-based businesses.
Whately's Conservation Commission approved MassDOT's request to clear vegetation along Route 5 near the I-91 bridge.
Whately's Board of Assessors tabled a plan to post real estate sales data online, asking staff to compare report formats used in other towns first.
The Whately Housing Committee approved its June minutes 4-0 and directed engineering firm Berkshire Design to narrow its feasibility study on a flood-prone, town-owned State Road parcel to two scenarios.
A Whately committee secured FCAT as a production partner for its planned historical walking tour, resolving a recording gap after an earlier studio contact fell through.
Whately Selectboard approves ADU bylaw update and cannabis transport deal in packed July session.
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