Board of Health approves septic plan and schedules next meeting. Chair Gael Moncoeur and the board unanimously cleared an open septic engineering plan for 4 Ed Clark Road and voted to hold the next meeting on August 4, 2026. Water quality reports passed for Hubbardston House Apartments, Silver Leaf
Library Trustees approve lower level renovation contract with CPA grant. The four-member board voted unanimously to proceed with Ufema Contracting's updated $47,985 quote, funded by a $40,000 Community Preservation Act grant and library accounts, with work potentially starting August 1st and
Planning Board elects Munroe Chair and appoints representatives to nine town bodies. Kristofer Munroe was unanimously elected Chair on nomination by Alan Carpenter. The board voted unanimously to recommend to the Select Board a slate of interboard assignments, including Munroe to MRPC and the Town
Conservation Commission issues Negative 3 determination for tree removal on Prentiss property. Chair Bryan LaRochelle and members Chris Pirner and Brock Germinara voted unanimously on the Request for Determination of Applicability, finding that trees removed from the property posed safety hazards
The Hubbardston Select Board appointed Kathryn V. Young as liaison to the Municipal Complex Building Committee on June 29, advancing planning for a multi-phase project requiring future debt exclusion approval.
Cemetery Commission approves prior minutes and documents recent burials. Chair Paul F. Sweeney, members Raven Kaldera and David Melville, and Clerk Joyce Green voted unanimously to approve May 11 minutes. Four recent burials occurred for Charles Woodward Sr., Eunice Green, James Conroy, and Jeff
Hubbardston Library Trustees voted 4-0 to proceed with contractor Ufema for a lower level renovation project. Chair Morgan Brinker, Vice Chair Connie Strittmatter, Clerk Krista Fischelis Goguen, and Member Christine Kisiel reviewed three bids ranging from $49,150 to $57,000 during a June 26
Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and examines funding sources for trail projects. Chair Bob Hatch will submit a $5,600 request to the Parks Commission for Scout Trail emblems, new Mt. Jefferson trail signs, and a Dottie Athens memorial sign. Treasurer Susan Worth reported combined
Community Preservation Committee postpones First Meeting House funding decision. The committee, led by Chair Danielle Arakelian, requested that applicants provide additional detail on a $150,000 request with $100,000 set aside as matching funds for a Massachusetts Historical Commission grant due