The Sudbury FY28 Budget Working Group reported Wednesday that the town's projected deficit narrowed to $289,000 from roughly $900,000, after a lower Middlesex County Retirement System assessment and insurance savings.
Housing Roundtable held quarterly meeting with presentations on water and housing policy; Kristen Couchard announced as new RHSO director.
Trustees approved the fiscal year 2028 budget request and discussed a makerspace waiver policy revision pending town counsel review.
The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved three special permits for a home rebuild, backyard chicken coop, and vehicle sales operation.
Committee reviewed free cash certification and FY28 budget options, deferred override decision, reconvenes October 26.
Sustainability committee advanced climate resilience assessment and battery storage bylaw with November timelines.
The Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee voted 4-2 to recommend the town's next camp-property RFP prioritize a camp operator as the primary long-term use.
The Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission voted 5-0 to reject a petition supporting CPA funding for sidewalks, after member Ryan Poteat cited a Norwood court ruling barring the use.
The Sudbury Select Board approved a single-unit affordable-housing application for 16 Stone Road after confirming local preference does not apply to one-unit Local Action Unit projects.
The Sudbury Conservation Commission voted unanimously to close out a long-pending Trevor Way subdivision, approving an order of conditions and two certificates of compliance after a restrictive covenant protecting roughly two-thirds of the lot was recorded at the Registry of Deeds.
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