Hadley Board of Health sets up October vote on synthetic cannabinoid ban. Health Department Director Ben Lipham told the board a draft regulation, based on model language from the Massachusetts Association of Health Boards, is nearly final and will require a public hearing before an October 8 vote.
Hadley's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance letting a father build his daughter a house on his Lawrence Plain Road property.
Hadley's Select Board heard a water study warning bills could nearly triple by 2032.
The Hadley Planning Board pushed its proposed 40R smart-growth zoning bylaw from this fall's Special Town Meeting to next spring.
Hadley's Select Board voted 5-0 to hire a combined assistant treasurer-collector as both finance offices lose veteran staff.
The Hadley Cemetery Committee voted unanimously to seek $40,000 in Community Preservation Act funding to digitize the town's cemetery maps, cards and deeds.
Hadley's CPA Committee re-elected its officers and weighed a $700,000 housing subsidy request without voting. Shardul Parmar sought the money to offset construction costs for seven affordable apartments required in his family's approved 50-unit, over-55 building at 41 Russell Street.
Hadley's Select Board and Finance Committee warned that delaying this year's override onto regular tax bills could mean a 26 percent single-quarter jump instead of a 13 percent increase split across two bills.
The Hadley Planning Board approved a temporary sign for a Spirit Halloween store, capping it at 40 square feet after members said the mall is already over-signed.
Hadley's Historical Commission unanimously endorsed renovation plans for the former North Hadley fire station at 239 River Drive.
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