Waltham Conservation Commission approves three Notice of Intent applications for stream restoration and site redevelopment. Chair Bill Doyle, Vice Chair Lisa Limonciello, and members Gerard Dufromont and Michael Donovan voted unanimously 4-0 on three positive orders of conditions: a Totten Pond
Waltham Parks Board approves 93-person summer seasonal staffing. Director Kim Hebert reported that the department received over 117 applications from March 2 through April 27, with 93 candidates recommended for positions or alternate standing. Seasonal positions include programming staff for Summer
Zoning board approved a variance for 61 Hillcroft Road to allow residential construction in setback areas.
Waltham Ordinances & Rules Committee approves Handicap Resolution, advances regulatory work. The committee voted by voice to approve the Handicap Resolution and the Best Practices for Intensity of Uses Resolution, and filed the Solar Energy Resolution. Multiple items including the 220 Moody Street
Licenses & Franchises Committee approves renewals for three secondhand dealers and a restaurant permit. Chair Vidal and Councillors Brasco, Katz, Logan, and Tzioumis unanimously endorsed secondhand dealers licenses for Milano Gold at 487 Moody Street, Reclaim/ReChic at 709 Main Street, and L&V
Economic and Community Development Committee tables two resolutions following presentations on public health. The committee heard from City Engineer Robert Winn and Director of Public Health Michelle Feeley on a city-wide strategy to address rodent activity, approving Councillor Harris's request
Zoning Board deferred its decision on a 140-unit Watch Factory housing development to June 2.
Waltham's Zoning Board of Appeals approved the City's comprehensive permit for two affordable housing units.
City Council approves $79.05 million library renovation project cost estimate. The council voted 13-0 to approve the maximum estimated project costs, with Councillors Hanley and King absent. Simultaneously, the Finance Committee secured two transfers: $44,950 for paving the parking lot at 92 Felton
The Waltham Conservation Commission continued a public hearing on a Notice of Intent for a redevelopment at 455 Totten Pond Road proposed by applicant 455 DIV TPR LLC. Wetland scientist Dr. Lars Carlson, presenting for the applicant, described work within the previously disturbed buffer zone with a
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