Wrentham Conservation Commission unanimously approves truck parking expansion and residential garage permits. Conservation Agent Darryl Luce oversaw Orders for an expansion of paved and gravel parking at 20 & 20R Kenneth A. Miner Drive for truck parking and off-loading, with snow meltwater managed
The Board of Assessors sought Town Council guidance on two properties' tax assessments.
Wrentham Community Preservation Committee approves $374,000 in two contested projects. Chair Robin Cuddy and the committee voted 6 to 2 to fund a three-year Mirror Lake curly pond weed treatment at $24,000, rejecting an amendment to restrict future invasive weed treatment funding. In a tighter 5 to
Wrentham approves $2.5M demolition contract for public works building. Chair John Murphy guided the committee to a unanimous 6-0 vote on a $2,573,272 Castagna Construction bid for demolition and site preparation. Committee members reviewed site remediation risks, construction oversight, and
Wrentham Planning Board agrees to pursue data center moratorium. Vice Chair Charles Woodhams raised resident concerns about data center development, noting that Attleboro, Mansfield, and Norwood have pursued bans or limits on such projects. Members including Clerk Robert English, Alfred Bou-Assi,
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approves special events, opens November town meeting warrant. The board cleared three special event permits at its August 18 meeting: Paranormal Cirque at Cracker Barrel Fairgrounds (August 21-24) and Cirque Italia at Wrentham Premium Outlets (October 2-5), plus a
Wrentham Council on Aging targets expansion planning amid demographic surge. The Council, chaired by Kendra Farling, identified facility expansion as a strategic priority, with Director Janet Angelico to present prior expansion plans in September. The town's Master Plan projects that Wrentham's
Wrentham Conservation Commission approves Orders for two residential applications. The Commission approved Orders of Conditions for Amanda and Eric Lefebvre's property at 45 Melanie Lane for a garage conversion to in-law suite with detached garage, and for Todd and Monica Page's property at 3
Wrentham zoning board approves reduced parking for South Street restaurant. The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously granted variances allowing the project to operate with 24 parking spaces instead of 36 and position parking within a 25-foot setback rather than 50 feet. Chair James Lawrence and
Wrentham Disability Commission approves minutes, plans voting access event. The five-member Commission unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and finalized details for Wrentham Day, assigning Mary Dobek to handle business cards and candy, Barbara Gillmeister to coordinate tablecloth and pen
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