Dartmouth Board Hears Sewer Capacity Warning, Weighs Response to November Zoning Ballot
Dartmouth Planning Board gets sewer warning and mobilizes against November zoning ballot question.
Dartmouth Planning Board gets sewer warning and mobilizes against November zoning ballot question.
Dartmouth Planning Board hears warning of wastewater capacity constraints as 55 developments loom. DPW Director Tim Barber told the board that the town's wastewater treatment plant, permitted at 4.2 million gallons per day, has repeatedly exceeded 80 percent of capacity, and that 55 proposed
Dartmouth Housing Authority approves FY 2027 plan without public input. The board, meeting with three of five members present, approved the FY 2027 Annual Plan and Capital Improvement Program on a 3-0 roll-call vote following a public hearing with no resident comment. Vice Chair Elaine Lancaster,
Council on Aging board unanimously approves new financial signatories and kitchen project. The Dartmouth board voted to add Director Amy DiPietro and Board Secretary Sylvia Nobre-Hilton as signatories for weekly accounting forms when Chairperson Ouida Dowd is unavailable. The board advanced two
The Board of Assessors approved ten property tax abatements in an executive session addressing assessment disputes. Kevin Santos, chairman, Curtis Nunes, and Edward Iacaponi voted unanimously on July 23 to approve abatements numbered B1, B2, S1, V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6, and V7. The board also
The Conservation Commission approved a permit for a 5,785-square-foot gas station and convenience store at 411 Faunce Corner Road after peer review cleared the stormwater management design.
Dartmouth Conservation Commission approves a Fonce Corner Road gas station and continues a contentious Clarks Cove dock application.
No deed records were available for Dartmouth from the Bristol County (New Bedford District) Registry of Deeds for the period of June 19 through July 18, 2026. As a result, this month's roundup cannot report a sales count, price range, median price, or top transactions. The absence of da…
Dartmouth Planning Board discussed a $1.5 million Community Preservation Act funded farmland preservation initiative at its July 13 meeting. The Agricultural Commission would control the new Agricultural Preservation Fund, which aims to purchase conservation restrictions on working farms to keep
Dartmouth Select Board approves water and sewer rate hikes, two new liquor licenses, and a $100,000 donation at packed July session.