Capital Improvement Planning Committee rejected Knack utilities tracking feature and set next meeting focus on FY27 capital project recommendations. Attending were William Pratt, Mark Hollis, Cory Sulminski, Matt Stencel, and Nick Lazzaro.
Millbury Conservation Commission unanimously approves Order of Conditions for detached garage and accessory dwelling unit at 3 Blanchard Drive. The project includes parking and ties into town sewer and water; Conservation Agent Don Flynn reported no issues with the plan. In continued business, the
Millbury Sewer Commission approves drainlayer renewals and sewer connection permits. Chairperson Gary Nelson, Vice Chairperson Happy Erickson Jr., and Clerk Richard Green unanimously authorized licenses for Paul Valente, Bruce Gustafson, and Michael Bernard, along with connection permits for 9
Planning Board approves Old Common Road subdivision despite two dissenting votes. Chair Bruce M DeVault and Vice Chair Paul A. Piktelis secured approval of the definitive subdivision plan for Old Common Road and West Main Street, dated August 11, 2025 and revised through January 5, 2026, by a 3-2
Millbury fire engineers approve part-time inspector and open superintendent role. The Board of Fire Engineers voted to pay the new part-time inspector $1,500 monthly at 10 to 15 hours weekly, with candidate interviews scheduled for February 23; Chief Mark Strom's board also unanimously opened a
Capital Improvement Planning Committee outlined a four-tier prioritization framework for evaluating capital projects, classifying them as Critical Public Safety, Mission Critical, Mission Important, or General Improvement.
Millbury Finance Committee approves January minutes and hears staff updates. Treasurer/Collector Denise Marlboro walked the committee through payroll challenges, health benefits administration, and software redundancy in the office; CFO Katie McKenna confirmed a 3 percent salary increase for
Council on Aging approves prior minutes, hears operational expansion update. Chairperson Nancy Pratt and five members approved the January minutes unanimously, as Director Laurie Keefe reported the Senior Center fully reopened with two sold-out parties and waiting lists exceeding 20 people. Bank
Board of Appeals rejects variance amendment, requires new filing for 26 Sycamore Street property. Applicant Kevin Parvin sought to amend a December 2024 variance for frontage relief after the original was not recorded within a required six-month window. Vice Chairperson Adam Kobel determined the
Millbury selectmen suspend auto dealer license after compliance lapses. The board voted unanimously to suspend the Class II Motor Vehicle Dealer License held by Mass Motor Auto LLC at 519 Southwest Cutoff due to failure to complete required annual Police Department inspection, a civil complaint,
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