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Finance Committee Unanimously Recommends All FY2027 Departmental Budgets

Bellingham Finance Committee unanimously recommends approximately $3.36 million in FY2027 departmental budgets. The committee voted 6-0 to recommend individual budgets for ten departments, including Library at $739,485, Public Buildings Maintenance at $446,337, and Council on Aging at $353,377, as

Bellingham Zoning Board defers battery storage decision

Bellingham Zoning Board postpones decision on proposed battery storage facility at Pearl Street. Zero Point Development presented a 5-megawatt lithium-ion system for the 20.8-acre industrial-zoned property, projected to generate $37,000 annually in tax revenue. A 200-signature petition of

Finance Committee recommends $14.3 million in FY27 budgets

Finance Committee advances $14.3 million in FY27 municipal budgets to Annual Town Meeting. The committee voted unanimously Monday to recommend all departmental spending plans, with presentations from Interim Chief Financial Officer C. Correia, Town Administrator J. Laydon, and department chiefs.

Bellingham ZBA upholds Planning Board decision on conditions

Bellingham Zoning Board of Appeals upholds Planning Board decision on Prospect Village conditions. Louis Petrozzi, president of Wall Street Development Corp, appealed conditions imposed on a development plan approval for the Lake Street and Prospect Street project, arguing the Planning Board

Bellingham Conservation Commission approves Bruce Road septic with enforcement order

Bellingham Conservation Commission approves conditions for 77 Bruce Road septic. The Commission issued an Order of Conditions for a septic system upgrade and an Enforcement Order requiring revegetation of areas cleared without prior approval, based on Conservation Agent Hannah Chace's