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Government · Board of Health

Board of Health approves two disposal system variances

East Bridgewater Board of Health unanimously approves two septic system variances for residential properties. The three-member board approved Local Upgrade Variance 26-33 for 89 Anna Drive, designed by Zenith Consulting Engineers LLC for owner Shane Craven, and Local Upgrade Variance 26-30 for 26

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Government · Arts Council

Arts Council plans newsletter and SharePoint overhaul

East Bridgewater Arts Council organizes administrative framework and digital overhaul. Four council members present — Erin Dzierzak, Jennifer Cullen, Shelley Bonomi, and Stephen Benjamin, with Stacy Chen and Eugene Caruso absent — approved prior meeting minutes and assigned action items. Shelley

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Government · Select Board

Select Board rejects Washington Street cell tower proposal

Select Board votes unanimously to reject proposed cellular tower on Washington Street. The two-member board present (Carole Julius, Chair, and Peter Spagone Jr., Clerk) acted after Director of Public Works John Haines raised concerns about aged drinking water wells on the site and potential water

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Government · Town Clerk

Old Colony MPO approves major transportation amendments, planning framework

Old Colony MPO endorses major transportation amendments and releases regional planning documents. The regional planning body unanimously approved a $67.5 million cost increase for a Route 3 bridge replacement project, raising its price from $52 million to $119.6 million, a 130 percent jump

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Traffic Advisory Committee reviews street requests

Traffic Advisory Committee rejects two-sided parking restrictions on Church Street, defers bridge stop decision pending further analysis. The committee determined that two-sided restrictions are not reasonable or necessary, noting that one-sided parking limits would suffice if emergency vehicles

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