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Planning Board approves 35 Oak Hill Road artist residency conversion

Harvard Planning Board unanimously approves 35 Oak Hill Road artist residency conversion. The board cleared Greenhut Artist Residency to operate a live-work program for five resident artists per session at the 9.95-acre property, requiring on-site staff residency and compliance with wetland

Working group elects Farber-Chen chair; Ruze recommended for appointment.

Harvard Addiction Abatement Fund Working Group elects Aaron Farber-Chen as chair. Brad Holub, the previous chair, formally resigned to represent Harvard on the NOAC; Farber-Chen was elected unanimously. The group voted to recommend Patty Ruze, a Harvard resident with 15 years of correctional

Energy committee approves prior minutes, reviews decarbonization and building electrification progress.

Harvard Energy Advisory Committee approves prior minutes and assesses municipal decarbonization progress. Chair Brian Smith presided over discussion of the Bromfield school HVAC electrification project, estimated at $8 million and focused on variable refrigerant flow heat pumps, and the Library

Harvard Board of Health approves ejector pump and Presby septic system

Harvard Board of Health approves two septic system requests with conditions. Chair Chris Mitchell's board unanimously approved a forced ejector pump for Lot 1 Pinnacle Road requiring standby backup power under 310 CMR 15.229, and a Presby leach field system at 73 Brown Road with a 2-foot

Conservation Commission approves invasive species booklet grant and rodenticide ban recommendation.

Harvard Conservation Commission unanimously approves invasive species booklet grant and rodenticide ban. The Commission voted to submit a Nashua Rivers Wild & Scenic Stewardship Council 2026 Community Grant Application to print 500 copies of an invasive species booklet for distribution at town