Mattapoisett meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Mattapoisett boards meet on water, housing, and transportation; no decisions yet

Mattapoisett town boards and committees held a busy week of meetings from August 10–20, covering topics from water supply and housing to transportation and cemetery maintenance. However, no final votes or decisions have been recorded, as most meetings were agenda-only and minutes have not yet been published. The most consequential items discussed include a potential Habitat for Humanity project, a new water source, and a proposed cottage community by-law.

Water and Conservation

The Conservation Commission (Aug. 10) scheduled public hearings on several wetland notices, including a new Notice of Intent for work at 31 Randall Road, continued hearings for vegetation clearing along Bryne Avenue and Shell Beach Road, reconstruction of seven homes at 1–7 Mahoney's Lane, and ecological restoration of Wolf Island Bogs at 7 Wolf Island Road. The commission also planned to review draft minutes.

The Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply District Commission (Aug. 11) met to discuss a potential additional water source, water treatment plant upgrades, and a report from Tata & Howard. The Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee (Aug. 11) reviewed a groundwater model with McDonald & Morrissey Associates and the Tata & Howard report.

Housing and Development

The Select Board (Aug. 11) discussed a potential Habitat for Humanity project, reviewed public road layout and acceptance policies, and considered an election warrant for the September 1 state primary. A public hearing on a proposed Cottage Community Development By-law was scheduled for August 17.

The Planning Board (Aug. 17) held a public hearing on the proposed Cottage Community Development By-law amendment, which would add a new zoning district for cottage-style housing. The board also considered the as-built and certificate of completion for Park Lane Ext. (Boardwalk Drive) and the final release of surety.

The Zoning Board of Appeals (Aug. 20) heard a special permit request from Rachel Briggs (also known as Rachel Westgate) for a rear addition to a single-family home at 12 Tobey Lane in the Village Residential (VR10) district.

Transportation and Infrastructure

The Joint Transportation Planning Group (Aug. 12) and the Southeastern Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization (Aug. 18) both met to consider recommending two draft regional plans—the Southeast Mass Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan and the Southeast Mass Congestion Management Plan—for 21-day public comment periods. The SMMPO also reviewed an administrative modification to GATRA projects in the FFY2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program.

The Water & Sewer Commissioners (Aug. 19) discussed Bay Club Land, a building update, North Street, and an abatement for parcel 01069. The New Building Advisory Group (Aug. 19) reviewed permit status, zoning board matters, utility services, bid schedule, and a 100% building plan review.

Other Boards and Committees

The Housing Authority (Aug. 18) reviewed quarterly financials, warrants for June and July, and an amendment to a financial assistance contract, and received updates on construction projects including sliding door, walkway, and intercom replacements.

The Cultural Council (Aug. 15) reviewed FY26 grants and planned for the 2027 grant cycle, which opens September 1 and closes October 15.

The Board of Health meeting scheduled for August 13 was canceled; reports from the Public Health Nurse, Transfer Station, and Health Agent were not held, and approval of minutes from prior meetings was postponed.

Coming up

• **School Committee** (Aug. 24) – Executive session on collective bargaining with the Mattapoisett Education Support Professionals Union.
• **Select Board** (Aug. 25) — Vote on a trailer permit for Michael King at 0 Cove Street, referral of the Cottage Community Development By-law to the Planning Board, and discussion of beach maintenance and FY27 goals.
• **Cemetery/Memorial Advisory Committee** (Aug. 26) — Status updates on the Memorial Brick Program, Hammond Cemetery wall restoration, and gravestone cleaning at Barlow Cemetery.
• **Disability Commission** (Aug. 26) — Discussion of the MVP 2.0 project and FY27 priorities.

Mattapoisett boards weigh housing by-law, water upgrades, and road projects

No final decisions were made at Mattapoisett board meetings this week; all items remain on the agenda. The most consequential item on the horizon is a public hearing on a proposed Cottage Community Development by-law, which the Planning Board will take up Monday, Aug. 17.

Planning Board

The Planning Board met Aug. 3 to consider roadway acceptance for Cooper Way (JBL Estates) and continued review of a 3-lot subdivision at 182 North Street (Kindred Estates). The board also discussed draft stormwater management and cottage community development by-laws. No votes were recorded.

On Aug. 17, the board will vote on the as-built and certificate of completion for Park Lane Ext. (Boardwalk Drive) and the final release of surety. It will also hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Zoning By-laws to add a Cottage Community Development By-law.

Select Board

The Select Board met Aug. 11 and approved an election warrant for the Sept. 1 state primary. Members discussed a potential Habitat for Humanity project, Crystal Spring Road drainage, and public road layout and acceptance policies. An executive session was scheduled for contract negotiations with nonunion personnel.

Water and Sewer

The Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply District Commission met Aug. 11 to discuss a potential additional water source, water treatment plant upgrades, and a report from Tata & Howard. The advisory committee also reviewed a groundwater model with McDonald & Morrissey Associates.

On Aug. 19, the Water & Sewer Commissioners will hold a routine meeting to discuss Bay Club Land, a building update, North Street, and an abatement for parcel 01069. The New Building Advisory Group will review permits, utility services, and a 100% building plan review.

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission held public hearings Aug. 10 on several wetland notices, including a new Notice of Intent by Alan Alves for 31 Randall Road, continued hearings for vegetation clearing along Bryne Avenue and Shell Beach Road, reconstruction of seven dwellings at 1-7 Mahoney's Lane, and ecological restoration of Wolf Island Bogs at 7 Wolf Island Road.

Other boards

The Library Trustees met Aug. 5 in closed session to prepare for contract negotiations with the Library Director. The Council on Aging reviewed fall programming and a Rain/Room reconstruction update. The Historical Commission discussed survey phases and FY2027 goals. The Board of Health meeting Aug. 13 was canceled; next meetings are proposed for Aug. 27 and Sept. 10. The Cultural Council reviewed FY26 grants and set the 2027 grant cycle (opens Sept. 1, closes Oct. 15).

The Joint Transportation Planning Group voted Aug. 12 to recommend two draft plans—the Southeast Mass Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan and the Southeast Mass Congestion Management Plan—to the SMMPO for 21-day public comment. The SMMPO will vote on releasing those plans Aug. 18.

Coming up

• **Aug. 17** – Planning Board public hearing on Cottage Community Development By-law; vote on Park Lane Ext. surety release.
• **Aug. 18** – Housing Authority reviews finances and construction projects; SMMPO votes on transportation plans.
• **Aug. 19** – Water & Sewer Commissioners and New Building Advisory Group.
• **Aug. 20** – Zoning Board of Appeals hears special permit for rear addition at 12 Tobey Lane.
• **Aug. 24** – School Committee executive session on collective bargaining with support professionals union.

Mattapoisett Boards Packed Summer Agendas; Planning Board Set to Vote on Cooper Way Roadway Acceptance

Mattapoisett's boards and committees held a busy stretch of meetings in late July, but because minutes have not yet been published for any of them, no official decisions can be confirmed from the available records. All seven recent meetings on file are listed as agenda-only, meaning the items below reflect what each body planned to take up — not what was ultimately voted on or approved.

Water & Sewer Commissioners (July 22)

The Water & Sewer Commissioners had two agenda tracks scheduled for July 22. One agenda included acceptance of June 10, 2026 meeting minutes, correspondence, a discussion of Bay Club Land, a building update, and consideration of a relining contract for Pine Island Road. No dollar amount was listed for the relining contract. A separate New Building Advisory Group agenda covered permit status, a Zoning Board update, utility service updates, and a bid schedule review.

Tree Committee (July 22)

The Tree Committee was scheduled to consider and possibly vote on the FY27 budget for the fall planting plan. The agenda also included a report on spring tree planting sites, a treasurer's report, a Tree Warden update, and approval of minutes from June 3, 2026.

Library Trustees (July 23)

The Board of Trustees planned a regular meeting with treasurer and director reports. The agenda included an executive session for strategy sessions or contract negotiations related to the Library Director.

Conservation Commission (July 27)

The Conservation Commission had a full slate of land-use and environmental items. Among them: a new proposal for a Water & Sewer Department operations building and garage at 15 Industrial Drive; a request to build a 15' x 25' storage shed and 10' x 25' carport at 9 Oliver Street in a FEMA flood zone; a proposal to reconstruct seven single-family dwellings at 1-7 Mahoney's Lane; ecological restoration of former cranberry bogs at 7 Wolf Island Road; and a proposal to remove invasive Knotweed and Bittersweet at 18 Crystal Springs Road.

Select Board (July 28)

The Select Board held a workshop to discuss priority town projects, create annual board goals, and set a schedule for committee and townwide project updates. The agenda listed a discussion with Ray Hanks. A possible executive session was noted for negotiations with nonunion fire personnel, including the Fire Chief and full-time firefighters.

Board of Health (July 30)

The Board of Health was scheduled to review site plans for two properties — 4 Pocohantos Way and 1 Marthas Way — and discuss an opioid recovery grant. Routine reports from the Public Health Nurse, the Transfer Station, and the Health Agent were also on the agenda.

Coming Up

• **Planning Board — Monday, Aug. 3 (today):** Scheduled vote on roadway acceptance for Cooper Way (JBL Estates), continued review of a 3-lot subdivision at 182 North Street (Kindred Estates), and continued discussion on draft Stormwater Management and Cottage Community Development bylaws.
• **Council on Aging — Wednesday, Aug. 5:** Reports, volunteer appreciation planning, fall programming, and an update on the Rain/Room reconstruction.
• **Library Trustees — Wednesday, Aug. 5:** Executive session via Zoom to prepare for contract negotiations with the Library Director. No other business listed.
• **Planning Board — Monday, Aug. 17:** Public hearing on a proposed amendment to add a Cottage Community Development By-law to the Town Zoning By-laws.

Residents seeking confirmed outcomes from the July meetings should watch for published minutes from each board, which will serve as the official record of what was decided.

Mattapoisett boards set packed agendas: $274,543 health payment, wetland hearings, and FY2027 plans on the table

Mattapoisett's town boards posted a heavy run of mid-July agendas, with the Select Board scheduled to act on a $274,543.69 Gateway Health payment and the Conservation Commission lining up multiple wetland hearings. A note for readers: for every meeting below, only the agenda is available — minutes have not yet been published — so the items listed are what boards planned to take up, not confirmed outcomes.

Select Board

The Select Board's July 14 agenda included a vote to approve a Gateway Health payment of $274,543.69 and a review and vote on the intent to lay out Cooper Way as a public way. The board also planned to act on two one-day liquor licenses: a Wine Only license for Anchor Rock Vineyards on August 7 and an All-Alcohol license for the Mattapoisett Community Sailing Association on August 30. A vote to approve a Boy Scouts Troop 31 memorandum of understanding for use of Camp Tinkham was listed, along with an executive session on contract negotiations with full-time firefighters.

Conservation Commission

The July 13 Conservation Commission agenda set public hearings on four Requests for Determination of Applicability, including a shed at 6 Old Mattapoisett Neck Road (Lot 164) within a 100-foot wetland buffer and a septic system replacement at 8 River Bend Lane (Lot 64) within a wetland buffer. Notices of Intent on the agenda covered reconstruction of seven single-family dwellings at 1–7 Mahoney's Lane (Lot 54) and an ecological restoration of former cranberry bogs at Wolf Island Road (Wolf Island Bogs), including dam removal. The commission also planned discussion of streamlined wetland procedures and a possible enforcement action at 87 Fairhaven Road.

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors' July 7 agenda called for approval of FY2027 preliminary real estate and personal property tax commitments, plus motor vehicle 2026-3 commitments. The board also planned to review betterment payoffs and hold an executive session on tax abatements.

Housing Authority

The Mattapoisett Housing Authority scheduled a July 14 public hearing on its FY2027 Annual Plan, covering a proposed three-year Capital Improvement Plan, a Maintenance and Repair Plan, the current operating budget, responses to Performance Management Review findings, and a list of waivers from EOHLC regulations. The same agenda listed a vote on the Annual Plan FY2027, review of June 9, 2026 minutes and June 2026 financial warrants, and votes on Project 173095 Sliding Door Replacement Change Order 1 and Project 173089 Walkways, Parking Lot, ADA Ramp & Drainage updates. A review of the Homestead Court Electrification & Air Source Heat Pump project was also listed.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee's July 14 agenda included a review and vote on end-of-year transfers and discussion of its next meeting date.

Planning Board

The Planning Board's July 6 agenda listed continued discussions with SRPEDD on a Rules & Regulations update and a draft Stormwater Management By-law, plus a continued discussion of the Cottage Community Development By-law.

Board of Health

The Board of Health met twice. On July 9, the agenda included plan reviews for 1 Long Plain Road and 8 River Bend Lane, reports from the Public Health Nurse, Transfer Station, and Health Agent, and discussion of a staff vacation request. On July 16, the sole listed item was review of septic system plans for 1 Marthas Way.

Water District and Water Protection

The Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply District Commission's July 15 agenda included approval of June 9, 2026 minutes, a treasurer's report on invoices, a WTP Upgrades Project update, a Tata & Howard report, and a treatment plant operations update. The Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee planned a groundwater model discussion with McDonald Morrissey Associates and a review of the Tata & Howard report.

Cemetery / Memorial Advisory Committee

The July 15 agenda for the Advisory Committee for Town Cemeteries and Memorials and Veterans Recognition listed updates on gravestone restorations at Hammond and Barlow cemeteries, wall restorations at Hammond Cemetery, and a planned S.A.R. dedication on September 19, 2026, plus review of monthly bills and acceptance of previous minutes.

Coming up

• **July 22 — Tree Committee:** Possible vote on the FY27 budget for the fall planting plan, a report on spring tree planting sites, a treasurer's report, a Tree Warden update, and approval of June 3, 2026 minutes.
• **July 23 — Library Trustees:** Regular meeting with treasurer and director reports, plus an executive session on personnel strategy or contract negotiations for the Library Director.

Mattapoisett meeting roundup: Recent outcomes pending, Select Board to vote on $274,543 health payment

Minutes have not yet been published for any of Mattapoisett's recent meetings, so outcomes — including votes, appointments, and approvals — cannot be confirmed from the available record. The agendas below reflect what was scheduled; residents should watch for posted minutes to learn what was decided.

Recent meetings (July 1–9)

ORR District School Committee (July 1): The agenda called for a vote to enter executive session on collective bargaining and litigation strategy, and a vote on appointing an interim director as Assistant Superintendent of Student Services. Public comment was scheduled for up to 30 minutes. Minutes are not yet published.

Mattapoisett School Committee (July 2): The committee was scheduled to enter executive session under exception #3 to discuss collective bargaining strategy with the Mattapoisett Education Support Professionals Union. No other items were listed. Minutes are not yet published.

Tree Committee (July 1): This meeting was cancelled. The agenda had included approval of June 3, 2026 minutes, a treasurer report, a report on spring tree planting sites, a possible vote on the FY27 budget for a fall planting plan, and a tree warden update.

Planning Board (July 6): The board was scheduled to continue discussions with SRPEDD on updating its rules and regulations and on a draft Stormwater Management By-law, and to revisit the Cottage Community Development By-law. The meeting was held in person and via Zoom. Minutes are not yet published.

Board of Assessors (July 7): The agenda listed votes to approve FY2027 preliminary real estate and personal property tax commitments, approval of Motor Vehicle 2026-3 commitments, review of betterment payoffs, and an executive session on tax abatements. Minutes are not yet published.

Board of Health (July 9): The board was scheduled to review plans for 1 Long Plain Road and 8 River Bend Lane, hear reports from the Public Health Nurse, Transfer Station, and Health Agent, and discuss a staff vacation request. Minutes are not yet published.

Coming up

Conservation Commission — Monday, July 13: Public hearings are scheduled on four Requests for Determination of Applicability, including a shed at 6 Old Mattapoisett Neck Road (Lot 164) within a 100-foot wetland buffer and a septic system replacement at 8 River Bend Lane (Lot 64) within a wetland buffer. Notices of Intent include reconstruction of seven single-family dwellings at 1–7 Mahoney's Lane (Lot 54) and an ecological restoration of former cranberry bogs at Wolf Island Road (Wolf Island Bogs) that includes dam removal. The commission will also discuss streamlined wetland procedures and a possible enforcement action at 87 Fairhaven Road.

Housing Authority — Tuesday, July 14: A public hearing on the FY2027 Annual Plan covers a proposed 3-year capital improvement plan, a maintenance and repair plan, the current operating budget, responses to performance management review findings, and a list of waivers from EOHLC regulations. The board is also scheduled to vote on the Annual Plan, review June 2026 financial warrants, and act on Project 173095 Sliding Door Replacement Change Order 1 and Project 173089 (walkways, parking lot, ADA ramp, and drainage updates). The Homestead Court electrification and air source heat pump project is also listed for review.

Select Board — Tuesday, July 14: The board will vote on a Gateway Health payment of $274,543.69 and on the intent to lay out Cooper Way as a public way. Also on the agenda: a one-day wine-only license for Anchor Rock Vineyards (August 7), a one-day all-alcohol license for the Mattapoisett Community Sailing Association (August 30), a vote on a Boy Scouts Troop 31 MOU for use of Camp Tinkham, and an executive session on contract negotiations with full-time firefighters.

Finance Committee — Tuesday, July 14: The committee will review and vote on end-of-year transfers and discuss the date for its next meeting.

Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply District Commission — Wednesday, July 15: Agenda includes approval of June 9, 2026 minutes, a treasurer's report on invoices, a WTP Upgrades Project update, a Tata & Howard report, and a treatment plant operations update.

Mattapoisett River Valley Water Supply Protection Advisory Committee — Wednesday, July 15: The committee will review June 9, 2026 minutes, receive a treasurer's report, and discuss a groundwater model with McDonald Morrissey Associates and the Tata & Howard report.

Tree Committee — Wednesday, July 22: The committee may vote on the FY27 budget for a fall planting plan, review spring planting sites, hear a treasurer report and tree warden update, and approve June 3, 2026 minutes.

Library Trustees — Thursday, July 23: The board will hold a regular meeting with treasurer and director reports, plus an executive session on strategy sessions or contract negotiations regarding the Library Director.

Mattapoisett Boards Set Summer Agenda: Tax Commitments, Restoration Hearings, and License Votes on Tap

Across the last two weeks, Mattapoisett boards and committees posted agendas covering property tax commitments, wetland restoration, liquor and food licenses, and a school leadership appointment. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, the items below reflect what was scheduled for discussion or action, not confirmed outcomes. Residents should consult official minutes once released for final vote tallies and decisions.

Select Board — Licenses, Dog Hearing, Appointments

The Select Board's June 23 agenda included a public hearing on a dangerous dog complaint for Mr. Abbruzzetti, a vote on a common victualler license for Sweet Art Boutique Bakery at 81 County Road, and a trailer permit request at Parcel #5A-229.0 from Gregory and Patricia Barttlet. The board was also scheduled to act on a pledge of collateral for an all-alcoholic liquor license from Shipyard Inn Group, LLC, to Bay Coast Bank. Appointments on the agenda included a Plymouth County Advisory Board representative, Fence Viewers, and the Holy Ghost Reuse Committee. An executive session for Fire Chief negotiations was also listed.

Conservation Commission — Wolf Island Bogs, I-195, Beach Nourishment

The Conservation Commission's June 22 agenda featured a Notice of Intent from the Buzzards Bay Coalition for ecological restoration of Wolf Island Bogs via dam removal. Requests for Determination were listed for a parking lot reconstruction at 64 County Road and for I-195 milling and resurfacing. A continued hearing on beach nourishment at 11 Sea Marsh Way was also scheduled, along with certificates of compliance for 78-82 Church Street, 12-18 Ocean View Avenue, and 70 Mattapoisett Neck Road.

Board of Health — Swap Shop and Property Reviews

The Board of Health met twice. On June 22, a deliberative discussion on the Swap Shop at the Transfer Station was scheduled with no formal votes planned. On June 25, the board was set to review development plans for 1 Long Plain Road, 6 Riverside Drive, and 83 Fairhaven Road, hear reports from the Public Health Nurse, Transfer Station, and Health Agent, and vote on minutes from May 7, May 14, and May 28, 2026.

School Committees — Appointments and Bargaining

The ORR District School Committee's July 1 agenda included a vote to appoint an interim director as Assistant Superintendent of Student Services, a vote to enter executive session for collective bargaining and litigation strategy, and a 30-minute public comment period. The Mattapoisett School Committee met July 2 solely to enter executive session under exception #3 to discuss collective bargaining strategy with the Mattapoisett Education Support Professionals Union.

Other Boards

The Library Trustees' June 25 agenda included the annual director evaluation, strategic planning, and approval of May minutes. The Marine Advisory Board was scheduled to discuss Long Wharf updates and sticker fee concerns. The Tree Committee's July 1 meeting was cancelled; its planned agenda had included a possible vote on the FY27 budget for a fall planting plan.

Coming Up

• **July 6 — Planning Board:** Continued work with SRPEDD on rules and regulations updates, a draft Stormwater Management By-law, and the Cottage Community Development By-law. Hybrid meeting, in person and via Zoom.
• **July 7 — Board of Assessors:** Consideration of FY2027 preliminary real estate and personal property tax commitments, motor vehicle excise commitments for 2026-3, betterment payoffs, and an executive session on tax abatements.
• **July 14 — Housing Authority:** Public hearing on the Proposed Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2027, covering a three-year capital improvement plan, maintenance and repair plan, operating budget, responses to performance review findings, and requested waivers. Residents may submit comments orally or in writing before the hearing closes.

ORR School Committee Weighs Assistant Superintendent Appointment, Assessors Set Tax Commitments

Local boards in Mattapoisett addressed school leadership, public safety, environmental restoration and tax matters in recent days, while upcoming sessions will tackle stormwater regulations and the annual housing plan.

The Old Rochester Regional District School Committee was scheduled to vote on the appointment of an interim director to the position of assistant superintendent of student services at its July 1 meeting. The agenda also included an executive session for collective bargaining and litigation strategy, and a 30-minute public comment period. Meeting minutes were not yet available at press time.

School leadership and bargaining

The Mattapoisett School Committee met on July 2 in executive session to discuss collective bargaining strategy with the Mattapoisett Education Support Professionals Union. No other business appeared on the agenda.

Library trustees were set to conduct the annual director evaluation and strategic planning on June 25, alongside standard reports from the treasurer, director, and Friends of the Library.

Public safety and licensing

A dangerous dog hearing for a resident, Mr. Abbruzzetti, was on the Select Board’s June 23 docket. The board also listed a common victualler license for Sweet Art Boutique Bakery at 81 County Road, a trailer permit request at Parcel #5A-229.0, and the Shipyard Inn Group’s pledge of collateral for an all-alcoholic liquor license to Bay Coast Bank. Appointments to the Plymouth County Advisory Board, Fence Viewers, and Holy Ghost Reuse Committee were also slated.

Environmental and land use reviews

The Conservation Commission held public hearings on June 22 for the Wolf Island Bogs ecological restoration project, proposed by the Buzzards Bay Coalition and involving dam removal. The commission also heard requests for determinations on parking lot reconstruction at 64 County Road and I‑195 milling and resurfacing, plus continued hearings for beach nourishment at 11 Sea Marsh Way and certificates of compliance for three addresses.

The Board of Health convened on June 22 to discuss the Swap Shop at the Transfer Station in a deliberative session, then on June 25 reviewed development plans for 1 Long Plain Road, 6 Riverside Drive, and 83 Fairhaven Road. Votes were planned on previous meeting minutes. Reports from the Public Health Nurse, Transfer Station, and Health Agent were also received.

Marine Advisory Board

Long Wharf updates and concerns about sticker fees were discussed by the Marine Advisory Board on June 25. The board also handled approval of minutes and new business.

Cancellation

The Tree Committee’s July 1 meeting was cancelled. It had been expected to include possible votes on the FY27 fall planting budget and updates on spring planting sites.

Tax commitments

The Board of Assessors will meet on July 7 to consider approving preliminary FY2027 real estate and personal property tax commitments, as well as motor vehicle excise commitments for 2026‑3. Betterment payoffs will be reviewed, and the board will enter executive session for tax abatement discussions.

Coming up

• **July 6 – Planning Board (hybrid):** Continued discussions on the stormwater management by-law, cottage community development by-law, and rules and regulations update with SRPEDD.
• **July 7 – Board of Assessors:** Vote on preliminary tax commitments; executive session for abatements.
• **July 14 – Housing Authority:** Public hearing on the Proposed Annual Plan for FY2027, covering capital improvements, maintenance, operating budget, performance review responses, and waivers from EOHLC regulations. Residents may comment orally or in writing.