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.
Sudbury's Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee postponed its most contested recommendation, on lease length for the Camp Sewataro operator, to an Oct. 1 meeting.
The Sudbury Housing Authority voted unanimously to hire MassNAHRO to search for both a new executive director and a possible management agent as Sheila Cusolito's retirement takes effect.
Sudbury's Agricultural Commission elected new officers at its first meeting in years. Members unanimously backed Victor Sokowski as chair and Laura Abrams as vice chair, with each abstaining on their own nomination.
Sudbury Planning Board approved continued Eversource storm-resiliency tree clearing on four scenic roads.
Sudbury's FY28 Budget Working Group narrowed its projected deficit to $915,000, down from $3 million, after proposing $500,000 each from free cash and the capital stabilization fund.
The Sudbury 250 Committee approved its final report and voted to spend up to $1,500 on a commemorative book of record at its last scheduled meeting.
Sudbury's Rail Trails Advisory Committee heard a police safety briefing and approved its August 5 minutes on a 4-0 vote.
Sudbury's Select Board approved a Massachusetts DEP grant to host a regional waste coordinator and opened a lengthy debate on reserve policy.
The Sudbury Historical Commission reviewed a $48,000 Community Preservation Act funding request for cemetery restoration and advanced its demolition-delay review of a barn at 7-2 Thompson Drive.
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