Wrentham Recreation Commission plans response to Roderick School construction impacts. Recreation Director Jeffrey Plympton detailed how the three-year project, beginning November 2027, will eliminate Gilpatrick Field and close Heckler Field for three to four years, forcing the program to maintain
Planning Board continued hearing on Kenneth Miner Drive site plan modification amid competing noise studies. Applicant Greenn 1A LLC's consultant presented a noise study showing 46 dB A with modifications; abutters' consultant Cory Nickchen recommended 44 dB A per DEP guidelines. Board members
Wrentham Select Board asks CPC to revisit a contested lake-funding vote and opens a review of license plate readers.
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approved updated Water Rules and Regulations and ordered a surveillance technology review. The Board approved water amendments as presented by Interim Director of Public Works Paul Scott, and directed Town Manager Michael King to investigate automated surveillance
Wrentham Conservation Commission preserves Redbird Farm woodland, denies Birchwold party. The Conservation Commission voted to preserve a 3/4-acre native woodland at Redbird Farm in lieu of creating a replicated wetland area, directing Conservation Agent Darryl Luce to negotiate a three-year
Zoning Board voted 5-0 to grant garage variance at 45 Melanie Lane. Homeowners Eric and Amanda Lefebvre sought the variance due to shape and wetland constraints on the property.
Wrentham Public Works Committee approves $1.7M in construction invoices and change orders for the new public works facility. Vice Chair Lou Allevato's committee voted unanimously on September 2 to approve $1.26 million to Castagna Construction for August work, plus Change Order No. 3 totaling
Wrentham Select Board approves $5 million note for new elementary school, hears Norwood Hospital update.
Wrentham Planning Board approves ADA ramp, continues Sonesta hotel hearing. The board unanimously approved a minor modification at 24 Common Street, replacing a proposed wheelchair lift with an ADA-compliant ramp of pressure-treated framing and aluminum railings. In the continued public hearing for
Wrentham Select Board authorizes $5 million bond anticipation notes for school. Voting unanimously on September 1, the board approved the sale of $5 million in General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes at 4.00 percent interest, maturing September 16, 2027, sold to TD Financial Products LLC at par
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