Auburn Planning Board continues deliberations on inclusionary zoning bylaw amendment for residential developments. Chair Jason Asirifi and board members voted unanimously to continue work on a proposed bylaw requiring 15 percent affordable units in developments of 10 or more dwelling units, at 80
Auburn Planning Board continues inclusionary zoning bylaw review, targeting October town meeting. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to carry the proposed bylaw to its July 14 meeting after members identified three drafting gaps that require correction before a final recommendation can be made.
Select Board authorizes police K9 camera grant, defers $15.2M bond vote. The Auburn Select Board unanimously approved a $3,779 Massachusetts Vest-a-Dog Grant for the Police Department's K9 unit helmet-mounted camera system, with Chief R. Scott Mills explaining the equipment would enhance officer
AUBURN -- June 22, 2026, Auburn Select Board postpones $15.2 million fire station bond vote after members cannot explain a figure in bond documents. The board was asked Monday to sign off on a
Auburn zoning board approves contested five-dog kennel permit with conditions. The board unanimously re-elected Robert J. Tatro as Chair and Michael J. Marin as Vice Chair. The special permit for Jarrod and Elizabeth Webb to keep five dogs at 3 Ashworth Street passed 4-1, with Marin voting against
Auburn Zoning Board approves a five-dog kennel license 4-1 over neighbors' complaints tied to an unlicensed dog-daycare business.
Auburn Finance Committee approved $157,640 in mid-year budget transfers to cover emergency expenses through June 30. The largest allocations addressed legal services ($30,000, following a law firm change and increased rates), fuel costs ($25,000 for winter weather and price increases), and Police
Auburn Finance Committee approves more than $140,000 in year-end transfers as reserve fund dips to roughly $42,590. The committee, meeting June 17 with Chair Kevin W.
AUBURN -- June 17, 2026, Auburn Finance Committee approves fourteen-plus year-end budget transfers, leaving town reserves near empty. The committee, meeting June 17, worked through transfers totaling tens of thousands of dollars across
Auburn Conservation Commission opposes state bill exempting housing developments from local wetland rules. Chair Michael W. Garland and the five-member board voted unanimously June 10 to endorse opposition to S.3064 by the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions, saying it would
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