Carver Conservation Commission unanimously issued a negative determination Wednesday for a manure storage relocation at a horse stable adjacent to the Weweantic River.
Carver Select Board unanimously holds commercial property tax shift at 1.40, rebuffing assessors' push to lower it. The board voted Tuesday to maintain the residential factor at 0.9204 for fiscal year 2026, rejecting a Board of Assessors recommendation to drop the commercial shift from 1.40 to 1.38.
Carver Redevelopment Authority eyes Urban Renewal Plan amendment to allow ground-mounted solar at stalled Route 58 business park.
Carver School Committee reinstates athletic surveys and accepts $34,403 scholarship gift.
Carver Conservation Commission recommends town exercise first-refusal option on 13-acre cranberry bog parcel.
Carver Select Board unanimously approves Festival of Lights licenses for Edaville and renews cannabis host agreement.
Carver Planning Board votes 3-2 against recommending the town exercise its right of first refusal on a Chapter 61A agricultural property off Cranberry Road.
Carver Earth Removal Committee continues unpermitted-dig hearing after conflict-of-interest demand.
Carver Planning Board approves industrial permit with 19 conditions and continues solar hearing on wetland concerns.
Carver Council on Aging reorganizes board and hears director's report on expanding senior services. The Board of Directors unanimously elected Helen Maroney as chair, Elaine Raymond as vice chair, and Mary DeRoss as secretary at its October 23 meeting in Town Hall.