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Wrentham Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Planning board recommends ban on data centers

Planning Board votes to recommend townwide ban on data centers to Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Select board weighs Bennett Street curve sign request; Planning board recommends townwide ban on data centers.

From Wrentham News

  • Select board weighs Bennett Street curve sign request Wrentham's Select Board took up a resident's request for a "Caution - Curve" sign on Bennett Street, with Police Chief Bill McGrath weighing in at a public hearing. The same session covered farm event permits, board appointments and a West Street cleanup deadline extension.Wrentham News
  • Planning board recommends townwide ban on data centers Wrentham's Planning Board took up a recommendation to bar data centers from every zoning district, sending the question to Town Meeting after Town Counsel advised against a temporary moratorium. The board also continued hearings on a Washington Street hotel and a Premium Outlets Taco Bell.Wrentham News
  • Select board signs Nov. 9 town meeting warrant Wrentham's Select Board unanimously signed the warrant for the Nov. 9 Annual Fall Town Meeting during a brief Oct. 13 session attended by Chair Chris Gallo, James Anderson, Roy Lamothe and Michelle Rouse. Clerk Bill Harrington was absent as the meeting adjourned within minutes.Wrentham News

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