Dartmouth Pathways Committee unanimously approves letter supporting pedestrian accommodations on Hathaway Road. Chair Bill Trimble, Sandy Medeiros, and Jim Box voted to send the letter to the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals; Box will draft it for next month's review. The meeting featured
Dartmouth Select Board approves conservation restriction for 8.48-acre Little River property. The Board voted unanimously to protect the environmentally sensitive parcel from subdivision through a conservation restriction overseen by Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust; the property sits on a
Dartmouth Select Board reaches tentative $50,000 EPA settlement on a $28 million federal cleanup at Bliss Corner. Town Administrator Cody Haddad announced Monday that years of negotiations with the U.S.
District committee approves FY2027 contracts and operational decisions. The Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District Committee unanimously approved multiple contracts for FY2027, including engineering services with Brown and Caldwell for $82,300 and renewed agreements with materials
Board of Appeals approves condo conversion at DePina property. The Board unanimously approved a use variance allowing Joseph DePina to convert two pre-existing dwellings on his West Bliss Street property into separately owned condominiums, with his niece's family purchasing the front residence
Dartmouth Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement orders for extensive unauthorized wetland violations. Chair Michael Kehoe and commissioners unanimously approved retroactive ratification of three enforcement orders addressing years of unpermitted work at and near 700 Old Fall River Road,
Dartmouth Conservation Commission unanimously approved UMass Dartmouth's Spartina marsh restoration planting after a staff regulatory finding broke a procedural deadlock.
Waterways Commission plans EPA grant extension for nitrogen-reduction projects. Rachel Jakuba, vice president of science for Buttonwood to Bay, briefed the commission on four initiatives funded through the final year of a $750,000 five-year U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant. The "Connect
CPC approves $21,500 in community project invoices. The Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to approve invoices totaling $21,500 for water damage repairs to the Akin House ($2,800), kayak racks at Dias Landing ($6,700), and cemetery repairs ($12,000). Acting Chairperson James Conlin
Dartmouth library trustees schedule floor refinishing and advance capital improvements. The Board of Library Trustees unanimously approved no July meeting and retained its volunteer policy while updating patron behavior rules to restrict wheeled transportation devices inside libraries, excluding
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