License Commission approves Waltham permits
The Waltham License Commission unanimously approved four items at its July 22 meeting, including an outdoor dining extension and a liquor permit fee waiver.
The Waltham License Commission unanimously approved four items at its July 22 meeting, including an outdoor dining extension and a liquor permit fee waiver.
The Waltham Conservation Commission approved a nine-hole golf course at the former Fernald School site despite a conservation restriction left unfiled for roughly 12 years.
Waltham Conservation Commission approves Fernald golf course with documentation condition. Chair Bill Doyle and the commission voted unanimously (5-0) to issue a positive order of conditions for a nine-hole pitch-and-putt course at 200 Trapelo Road, proposed by Kimberly Hebert of the Recreation
The Waltham Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for a second-story addition at 11 Kingston Road and voted 4-1 to grant a sixth extension on a stalled Vernon Street renovation.
The Waltham Historical Commission voted 4-2 to clear a 32 Cherry Street house for demolition and unanimously cleared the former UMass field station's Gray Building at 240 Beaver Street.
Waltham Historical Commission denies demolition delays for two properties. The commission voted 4-2 to deny the demolition delay for 32 Cherry Street, a home built in 1881 that housed Waltham Watch Factory employees and later served as a boarding house under owner Edward Day Baker, a Massachusetts
The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to grant a setback variance for a sunroom addition at 24 Rando Lane. Kevin Kieler, representing homeowners Richard and Maria Iannetti, sought to reduce the rear yard setback from 40 feet to 38.3 feet for a prefabricated sunroom and deck.
The Waltham Economic and Community Development Committee approved the Resolution to Strengthen Business Development in Waltham on June 22. Councillor Harris explained that a newly hired Planning Department position has achieved the resolution's objectives. Harris moved to take the previously tabled
Waltham Public Works Committee tabled McDevitt resolution, reviewed private road projects. The Public Works and Public Safety Committee, chaired by Chairwoman Dunn, voted by voice to take all 17-80s and private-to-public way projects collectively off the table for discussion, with Assistant
Waltham Ordinances Committee votes to forward compensation amendments while tabling three development applications. The Ordinances and Rules Committee voted to send four compensation amendments and a Department of Public Works ordinance amendment to the full city council for first reading. The
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