Auburn Conservation Commission, chaired by Michael W. Garland, voted 6-0 on all six conservation matters at its September 23 meeting.
Auburn Finance Committee recommends $941,217 in Fall Town Meeting spending, funds snow deficit from free cash, stalls school audit petition.
Auburn conservation board clears Dunkin site cleanup, orders Maybel Avenue wetland fix.
Auburn Planning Board clears a contaminated-site Dunkin' drive-thru, stalls on a neighbor dispute over tree removal.
Auburn eyes $75,000 to rewrite its 2017 economic development plan.
Auburn's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved redevelopment of a contaminated former gas station while rejecting a seasonal auto repair shop over a hazardous-materials bylaw.
Auburn School Committee approves routine contracts and student activity measures. Superintendent R.J. Skaza announced listening sessions for September 24 at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., with a possible virtual option, as part of his entry plan. The committee unanimously approved Massachusetts School Buying
Auburn fire station panel approves $264,946 in change orders, weighs $450,000 fix for a bay too narrow for truck jacks.
The Auburn Select Board approved nine business and entertainment licenses unanimously while holding a public hearing on manufactured home rent control that revealed deep community divisions. Approved licenses included TASCA Hyundai Auburn, Eversource, Dileo Gas, a National Grid pole relocation, the
Auburn Select Board declines to reopen town meeting warrant after fire engine scare, hears hours of rent control testimony.
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