Select Board sends zoning articles to Town Meeting
Milford's Select Board set October 26 for its Special Town Meeting and sent three zoning bylaw amendments to the Planning Board for hearings. Town Administrator Richard A.
Milford's Select Board set October 26 for its Special Town Meeting and sent three zoning bylaw amendments to the Planning Board for hearings. Town Administrator Richard A.
Milford's Select Board approved completion of a $2.5 million Godfrey Brook Capacity Improvements Project, funded by an $780,000 FEMA Hazard Mitigation grant, which replaced 750 feet of failing granite brook channel with a higher-capacity precast concrete culvert. Engineering required five years;
The Milford Select Board voted unanimously to let the town administrator negotiate an IT contract with WorldBand Incorporated.
Select Board authorized the Town Administrator to negotiate contract terms with Worldband for full information technology services. The board voted unanimously on the authorization, which excludes the school system from the arrangement. Worldband owner Lawney Tinio told the board his 20-person firm
Milford's Select Board discussed outsourcing the town's IT Department for potential annual savings of $330,000. The town currently spends $360,979 in annual salaries, $51,670 in health benefits, and approximately $300,000 on Worldband services for IT support to all town buildings except schools.
Milford Select Board unanimously backed a $58 million Waters Corporation renovation with a Tax Increment Financing agreement. Christopher Givner, Waters senior director of global real estate, and consultant Lynn Tokarczyk outlined the deal, which grants Waters a $3.5 million tax break over 15 years
Milford Select Board recommends a 15-year, $3.5 million tax break for Waters Corp.'s $58 million campus overhaul.
Milford Select Board approved utility pole installation near 290 West Street for a new residential connection. The board unanimously backed the petition from Massachusetts Electric Company DBA National Grid and Verizon New England, Inc. to install the pole with underground laterals and wires on
Milford Select Board approves National Grid pole, continues restaurant license hearing, and flags downtown concerns.
Milford Select Board voted 2-1 on a new liquor license. Manager Kailashben S. Patel's Package Store All Alcohol Beverages License application for YUGD, LLC at 146 South Main Street passed with support from Paul A. Mazzuchelli and Thomas J. O'Loughlin while Michael K. Walsh opposed. The board
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