The Conservation Commission authorized Chair Debbi Edelstein to sign an Artisan deed restriction contingent on receiving a complete site plan. Brandon Parker moved the authorization, which passed 6-0-1, after Town Counsel approved the restriction text.
The Hudson Board of Health unanimously determined a proposed transfer station modification would endanger public health and the environment.
The Board of Assessors approved motor vehicle abatements and the Vision interim bill in routine business. Chair Brian Bowen and Member Joanne McIntyre led the approvals, with the motor vehicle abatement vote recording 2-0-1 and the Vision bill passing unanimously.
The Hudson Historic District Commission approved three Main Street projects at its April 15 meeting. Diana Cohen of Caliber Electric won approval for three heat pump mini split systems at 65 Main Street with lines run internally, on a 3-0 vote.
Board of Health ends public hearing on transfer station, raises site suitability concerns. Chair Matthew C. Gallen and members identified preliminary concerns about traffic safety, wildlife habitat, air quality, and noise levels during deliberations.
Board of Health continued public hearing on transfer station expansion application.
The Hudson Zoning Board of Appeals continued a special permit hearing, seeking legal guidance on a proposed 21-duplex development.
The Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for industrial development at 75 Reed Road. Chairman Robert D'Amelio, Clerk Joseph Mitchell, and Members Darryl Filippi and David Daigneault voted 4-0.
Hudson Park Commission approved amended facility rules for the Hudson Dog Park, opening by end of June 2026. The three commissioners voted unanimously, 3-0, to accept the rules after Robert D. Bowen's motion to remove a prohibition on toys.
Council on Aging approved monthly reports amid building vandalism concerns. The Hudson Council on Aging unanimously approved the director's and treasurer's reports documenting building vandalism where 18 stolen stones were taken from the senior center wall.
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