Newton Approves Return of Two Ward 2 Polling Sites to Renovated Senior Center
Newton committee unanimously restores two Ward 2 polling sites to the Cooper Center for Active Living.
Newton committee unanimously restores two Ward 2 polling sites to the Cooper Center for Active Living.
Newton zoning committee directs planners to study citywide residential building rules in commercial zones.
Newton committee unanimously clears $1.885 million in police pay and holds a parking ban study for further work.
Newton's Land Use Committee approved a four-unit Brookside Avenue project 5-2 over neighbor objections.
Newton's Zoning and Planning Committee voted 6-0-1 to advance zoning language letting residents keep raised garden beds within required setbacks. Chair Lyle Baker pushed for a Monday resolution so the full council, which needs 16 votes, could act before summer recess.
Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee unanimously approved $330,000 in police spending and debated a state traffic-camera bill during its June 3 meeting.
The Newton Land Use Committee held a live-work zoning petition after an hourlong debate and separately delayed a vote on 10-foot retaining walls near Bowen Elementary School's playing fields.
Newton's City Council voted 21-1 to urge the mayor to fully fund a standalone ADA coordinator position during the first of three fiscal 2027 budget hearings.
Newton's Programs and Services Committee unanimously recommended Mark Welch as permanent Parks and Recreation commissioner and approved three City Council rule changes, one on a close 4-to-3 vote.
Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee voted 7-0 to hold a street-sweeping compliance docket for Nonantum, unable to advance a fine increase while home rule legislation remains pending at the state level.
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