Waltham approved an $8,640,291 loan to acquire the 600 Main Street building. The Long Term Debt Committee approved the authorization to consolidate city departments currently based at 119 School Street.
Waltham deferred decision on street-opening petition pending legal review. Property owner Joe Dragone presented a petition to open a street at 108 Greer Street for water and sewer hookups necessary for a 3,500-square-foot house with a proposed 37-foot patch curb to curb. Following motions by
Ordinances & Rules Committee approved RCI Overlay District zoning amendments in extended working session. President Logan and Solicitor Laughman guided the five-member committee through line edits establishing three overlay districts with caps of 1,500 units for RCI-1 and RCI-2 and 500 for RCI-3,
Licenses & Franchises Committee clears memorial benches and business permits. The Waltham board unanimously approved installation of memorial benches at Waltham High School's lower field honoring Josephine Finnegan, the school project architect's mother, and at Lowell Field in memory of Malcolm
Waltham Board of Health imposes $1,000 tobacco fines on two retailers. On May 17, the board voted unanimously to fine Safe House Vapors and Blue Moon Smoke Shop each $1,000 for selling tobacco without verifying customer age. The board initially voted to suspend Safe House Vapors' permit for three
Waltham Zoning Board voted unanimously to allow a housing conversion case to withdraw and proceed to City Council approval instead.
The Community Preservation Committee approved $3.9 million in recommendations to City Council. The committee voted to recommend six applications including $1.75 million for two affordable housing acquisitions on Mount Walley Road, $1 million for Middlesex Human Service Agency's family residential
Waltham's Historical Commission unanimously backs two key preservation projects totaling just under $15,500. Commission Chairman Isaacson was unanimously authorized to write letters of support for a Community Preservation Committee application to restore Waltham's Revolutionary War monument at City
City Council approves $8.6 million loan for 600 Main Street acquisition. The council granted first-reading approval to the Mayor's loan authorization of $8,640,291 for the building purchase, suspending standard committee-referral procedure on a voice vote. In other business, the council held three
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
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