Waltham Licenses & Franchises Committee approves Eversource utility grant and secondhand dealer renewal. The committee unanimously approved a grant of location for Eversource at 195 Bear Hill Road for underground service supporting an Extra Space expansion, with sidewalk work only; Councillor
Finance Committee approves $85,339.91 in appropriations and emergency funding. The panel, led by Chairman Councillor Katz, accepted a $3,500 FY2024-FY2026 MA Telecommunicator Emergency Response Task Force grant for the Police Department and approved a $50,000 supplement to the Police Department's
Waltham City Council Committee of the Whole approves prior minutes and hears superintendent update. Superintendent Dr. Marisa Mendonsa told the council that Waltham High School administration is understaffed and that two additional assistant principals are required; she also reported that the
WALTHAM -- April 1, 2026, Waltham's Board of Survey and Planning unanimously continued a petition to repair and repave Furr Avenue, a private way, pending legal and engineering review. Attorney Philip B. McCourt
Zoning Board granted South Street variances and continued Watch City Ventures development. In Case 2026-05, the board voted unanimously to approve variances for Carl Cincotta to build a two-family home at 72-74 South Street, Lot 2, with reduced lot frontage and width.
The Waltham Conservation Commission approved a Bentley University sidewalk project at 400 Beaver Street on March 26, subject to Massachusetts DEP stormwater and erosion-control conditions, in a hearing chaired by Vice Chair Lisa Limonciello after Chair Bill Doyle recused. The commission also
The Zoning Board of Appeals extended a 40B comprehensive permit hearing to April 14 with major disputes unresolved. Chair John Sergi, Mark A. Hickernell, Matthew Deveaux, Glenna Gelineau, and Stephen Taranto voted unanimously to extend the case decision deadline to April 15.
City Council approves police station design loan and multiple capital improvements. The council authorized $10.5 million in borrowing for design and owner's project management services for a new police station at 155 Lexington Street. The Finance Committee recommendations approved $174,541 from the
WALTHAM -- March 23, 2026, Waltham City Council referred a $10.5 million police station design loan to committee and approved more than $400,000 in spending at its March 23 meeting. The council sent
Waltham Traffic Commission approves National Grid Felton Street gas line replacement with weekly police and fire coordination. The Felton Street work, which must finish by September 2026 ahead of a water main project, earned approval contingent on weekly meetings between National Grid, police,
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