Council on Aging Approves Reports, Addresses Building Issues
The Hudson Council on Aging approved its director's operational report and discussed building needs at its September 9 meeting.
The Hudson Council on Aging approved its director's operational report and discussed building needs at its September 9 meeting.
Finance Committee heard Master Plan integration recommendations.
Select Board approved four new hires, six contracts, and a Community Engagement Policy while deadlocking 2-2 on Treasurer-Collector restructuring measures.
Hudson Conservation Commission approved four seasonal docks for Lake Boon properties.
Commission approves two Main Street business signs. The Silas Felton Historic District Commission voted unanimously on August 19 to approve signage applications for Blush & Ivy and SereniTea Café on Main Street.
Hudson's Commission on Disabilities received Select Board approval to use accessible parking violation fees for disability programs. Pam Helinek reported that the town's Accounting office has already established the required separate account.
Cemetery Commission documents 21 damaged headstones, begins repair planning at Main Street Cemetery.
The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to sponsor a warrant article that would clarify the zoning bylaws' rules for routine repairs to nonconforming residential structures.
The Hudson Finance Committee discussed and planned its budget season agenda, focusing on operational priorities and management oversight.
The Hudson Library Board unanimously approved staff development spending from State Aid funds. Director Aileen Sanchez-Himes requested funds for an August 20 professional development event at Café 641, with Trustee Patti MacMunn making the motion and Chair Christine Tridente seconding.
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