School board tables fee plan amid conflict claim
From Carver News
- School board tables fee plan amid conflict claim. Carver's School Committee received new federal grant funding and rolled out a first-ever coaches' handbook, but tabled a facilities-fee overhaul after member Bill Cullum said colleague Jackie Lake, who also sits on the Recreation Committee, brought it forward in a conflict.Carver News
- Zoning board orders site visit in ADU dispute. Carver's Zoning Board of Appeals ordered a site visit and sought a town counsel opinion before ruling whether a 900-square-foot accessory dwelling unit at 66 Pond Street meets the bylaw's size cap, with petitioner Paul Topham disputing how the basement should count.Carver News
- Conservation board presses driveway case over 'misled' claim. Carver's Conservation Commission weighed a floating solar array on a Golden Pond Road reservoir and pressed a 130 North Main Street driveway case, where the chair told applicant Constantine Paganis the board felt "misled" in May about housing plans threatening a wetland buffer.Carver News
- Select board redoes vote on school energy deal. Carver's Select Board had to revote a 20-year school energy agreement with Kearsarge Energy after the first vote never made it into the minutes, then reworked Town Administrator Cannon's fiscal 2027 goal for growing the town's commercial tax base.Carver News
- Planning board presses solar array's decommissioning costs. Carver's Planning Board pushed New Leaf Energy for a higher cost escalator on the decommissioning estimate for the 588-acre Golden Pond Solar array, continuing that hearing to September 29, while the chair moved to require future solar buyers and sellers to appear before the board.Carver News
- Earth removal panel continues Maxey hearing to October. Carver's Earth Removal Committee continued Derek Maxey's public hearing to October 6 after a quarterly site visit to a Tremont Street cranberry bog restoration raised questions about dust and irrigation sourcing, with residents pressing the board on independent air-quality testing.Carver News
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