The Harvard Community Media Access Committee approved the Station Manager contract and deferred a bulletin board system expenditure.
Harvard Select Board voted unanimously on four municipal appointments and DPW facility siting. The Board appointed Superintendent Dana Labb as School Representative to the Addiction Abatement Fund Working Group; approved Robert Blanck as a new member and Andrew Gavin as a regular member of the
Harvard School Committee approved a Peru field trip on second vote after initially deadlocking 2-2 with one abstention. The trip, presented by English Department Head Ms. Hyde, costs $4,900 per student and targets juniors and seniors. On reconsideration, the committee voted 3-2 in favor after
Harvard Planning Board voted unanimously to name Jenny Gingras, Director of Community and Economic Development, as its designee for issuing minor erosion control permits under Chapter 133-38, streamlining a process previously requiring full board approval. The Conservation Agent continues to review
Harvard Library Trustees unanimously approved a pavilion use policy designating the space as a free community venue for public events by reservation during library hours, with a one-week advance notice requirement. Director Mary Wilson reported July-August circulations at 21,978, down slightly from
The Harvard School Committee Policy Subcommittee approved prior minutes and advanced two draft policies toward votes. Dr. Katharine Covino, Elizabeth Nees, and Dana Labb reviewed policy BBBE Unexpired Term Fulfillment, agreeing to update Select Board language before a September 28 vote. The
Harvard climate committee agreed to move forward with state-required environmental planning process.
The Harvard Select Board reviewed DPW and Transfer Station siting strategy for an upcoming Special Town Meeting, with public information sessions scheduled for October 5 via Zoom and October 8 at the Council on Aging. Board members Eric Ward and Eve Wittenberg will present options C, D, and other
Harvard's Open Space Committee elected two new officers and began revising its mission statement.
Harvard Conservation Commission unanimously approved a de minimis site plan amendment at 29 Whitney Road and denied a Certificate of Compliance for Pine Hill Village. Chair Jim Burns, with members John Lee, Jaye Waldron, Jim Gorss, Britt Argow, and Diandra Bilodeau present, also voted to have Beals
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