Erving Planning Board unanimously approves revised marijuana zoning table
Erving Planning Board approves revised marijuana zoning table and clears years-old minutes backlog.
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Erving Select Board Sets Course to Sell IP Mill and Former Graded School
Erving Select Board aligns on plan to sell IP Mill and former Graded School through formal procurement.
Erving Select Board Sets Course to Sell IP Mill and Former Graded School
Erving Select Board aligns on plan to sell IP Mill and former Graded School through formal procurement.
Erving Select Board Sets Course to Sell IP Mill and Former Graded School
Erving Select Board aligns on plan to sell IP Mill and former Graded School through formal procurement.
Erving Conservation Commission Approves Poplar Mountain Parking Area, Authorizes Tree Clearing
Erving Conservation Commission unanimously approved a 50-by-60-foot parking area layout at Poplar Mountain Conservation Area and authorized the highway department to clear trees from the site.
Erving Select Board Approves In-House Sewer Fix for Repeat-Backup Flag Hill Road Line
Erving Select Board charts in-house sewer replacement on Flag Hill Road after third backup in a year.
Erving Select Board Approves In-House Sewer Fix for Repeat-Backup Flag Hill Road Line
Erving Select Board charts in-house sewer replacement on Flag Hill Road after third backup in a year.
Erving Conservation Commission Clears Two Railroad Spray Plans, Eyes Poplar Mountain Parking
Erving Conservation Commission unanimously approved herbicide no-spray zone determinations for two railroads and took a step toward a new Poplar Mountain parking area.
Erving Conservation Commission Clears Two Railroad Spray Plans, Eyes Poplar Mountain Parking
Erving Conservation Commission unanimously approved herbicide no-spray zone determinations for two railroads and took a step toward a new Poplar Mountain parking area.
Erving Public Works Feasibility Committee Adjourns Without Conducting Any Business
Erving's Public Works Feasibility Committee adjourned May 12 without reaching a single agenda item. The 10:30 a.m. session was consumed entirely by video-conferencing problems, with at least one member unable to view meeting materials on a laptop and joining unsuccessfully by phone.