The Historic District Commission approved exterior repainting and blade sign installation at 20 Washington Street for Birchouse Botanicals.
Hudson Board of Health continued a public hearing on a transfer station expansion with no final decision. Chair Matthew C. Gallen presided as acoustical consultant Laurie Morrill testified on predicted noise levels of 45-47 decibels at residences and 50 decibels at Hudson High School.
Hudson Cultural Council scheduled a grant reception for June 26 at The Armory on the Assabet. The Council met via Zoom on March 16 with four members: Michael Ibrahim (Chair), Debra Papa (Treasurer), Doris Monteiro (Secretary), and Leia Owen.
Zoning Board approved a special permit for retaining walls at 141 River Street.
Finance Committee approved most FY27 budget items despite dissent on enterprise fund budgets.
Board of Health continued transfer station hearing to March 17, 24.
Hudson Park Commission voted unanimously to approve a memorial monument at Liberty Park honoring fallen service member Captain Seth Michaud.
The Council on Aging voted unanimously to approve the Director's Report documenting comprehensive senior services.
The Finance Committee held a public hearing on FY27 budget proposals from town departments ahead of the May 4 Annual Town Meeting.
The Hudson Board of Health opened a public hearing on a proposal to increase the Hudson Transfer Station's daily waste processing capacity from 350 to 850 tons. Hearing Officer Michelle O'Brien presided with Board Chair Matthew C. Gallen, Members Allyson O'Malley and Rebecca Stewart-Owen present.
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