Planning Board Approves Walmart Online Fulfillment Center
The Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved a 5,100-square-foot addition to the Walmart Supercenter at 280 Washington Street to support online order fulfillment.
The Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved a 5,100-square-foot addition to the Walmart Supercenter at 280 Washington Street to support online order fulfillment.
Hudson Library Trustees unanimously approved a new public comment policy and annual professional development day.
Board of Assessors reelected Brian Bowen as chair and approved a $50 monthly compensation increase. Bowen was nominated by Members Christine Griffin and Joanne McIntyre in a 2-0-1 vote with Bowen abstaining; the board unanimously approved the payroll adjustment.
Park Commission voted 2-0 on July 2 to approve seasonal summer employees, forwarding them to the Select Board for final confirmation. Michael Chaves moved approval of the part-time staffing; James Roan seconded. Robert D. Bowen, commission chair, was absent from the remote meeting.
The Hudson Conservation Commission approved landscape and deck expansions at two Shoreline Drive properties and continued hearings on two other residential proposals.
The Hudson Select Board unanimously approved a temporary 0% rate adjustment for water, sewer, and stormwater enterprise funds for FY2027.
The Finance Committee unanimously approved a $1,234,877 year-end transfer of funds, with the largest portion directed to financial consultants addressing a cash reconciliation backlog and Finance Department vacancies.
The Select Board approved a single event entertainment license for the Hudson Portuguese Club's Holy Ghost Feast on June 27 and 28.
Hudson Conservation Commission approved a shoreline deck expansion and continued three related property hearings to July 2.
Library trustees voted unanimously to adopt a public comment policy and add public comment to board meeting agendas. The board also voted unanimously to join the Massachusetts Library Trustees Association for $100 annually, allocating funds from the library budget's dues line.
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