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Planning Board approves Housing Consortium invoice, postpones minute approval pending bylaw summary

Harvard Planning Board approves Housing Consortium invoice, delays minute approval. Chair John McCormack and board members Doug Thornton, Irene Battaglia, Richard Abt, and Paul Robertson voted unanimously to approve a $294 Housing Consortium quarterly billing invoice and unanimously approved prior

Select Board approves out-of-state travel for Fire/EMS training.

Select Board approves out-of-state travel for Fire/EMS training. Vice Chair SusanMary Redinger convened the virtual meeting to consider a two-day resuscitation techniques conference in Maryland. Fire Chief Rick Sicard and Firefighter/EMS Jason Cotting were authorized to attend after the chief

Water and Sewer Commission approves prior meeting minutes.

Water and Sewer Commission approves prior meeting minutes and advances water system modernization. Chair Chris Mitchell, member Jeffrey Tingle, and staff including Director of Public Works Eric Ryder reviewed updates to water and sewer regulations through engineering firm Woodard & Curran and

Board of Health approves septic variances and deed restriction for Park Lane properties

Harvard Board of Health approves septic system variances and deed restriction. The board unanimously approved local variances and upgrades allowing a Geomat septic system at 12 Park Lane with a reduced 2-foot groundwater offset and sieve analysis instead of PERC tests, after the Conservation

Harvard-Devens Jurisdiction Committee charts path forward on framework review.

Harvard-Devens committee advances framework review, plans agency survey. The seven-member panel, chaired by Victor Normand, examined written submissions from the Devens Enterprise Commission, towns of Ayer and Shirley, Devens residents, and Harvard on how to manage police, fire, education, and