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Friday, October 30, 2026 Waltham, Massachusetts · Change town
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Committee approves ski shop license with e-bike sales ban

Waltham Licenses Committee approved two secondhand dealers licenses at its September 21 meeting. The panel approved a license for Pedals & Powder at 85 River Street to sell ski and bike equipment and parts, with Chair Vidal adding an amendment prohibiting e-bike sales.

Licenses & Franchises Committee · Meeting of September 21, 2026

Waltham Licenses Committee approved two secondhand dealers licenses at its September 21 meeting. The panel approved a license for Pedals & Powder at 85 River Street to sell ski and bike equipment and parts, with Chair Vidal adding an amendment prohibiting e-bike sales. The committee also approved a license renewal for a secondhand dealer at 215 Lexington Street and voted to name 617 Lexington Street the John J.

Jack Daddona Education Center per a School Committee request. Three additional matters were tabled: a fuel storage license application at 245 5th Avenue, a secondhand dealers license resolution concerning Roadshow Concepts pending Law Department guidance, and Rule 95 Resolution, all to be reconsidered October 5 or upon further review.

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Source: the Licenses & Franchises Committee meeting of September 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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