Hamilton Board OKs $40,804 for ADA Website Fix
The Hamilton Select Board voted to transfer $40,804.60 for a new ADA-compliant town website.
The Hamilton Select Board voted to transfer $40,804.60 for a new ADA-compliant town website.
Hamilton's Zoning Board of Appeals voted to continue a contested Bay Road redevelopment hearing and raised its application fee to $200.
HAMILTON -- March 26, 2026, Hamilton Conservation Commission rejects lakefront certificate of compliance, orders amended wetlands permit. The commission voted 5-0 Thursday to deny a certificate of compliance for a two-dwelling lakeside property
HAMILTON -- March 25, 2026, Hamilton Select Board votes unanimously for $1.34 million Proposition 2½ override split between town and schools. The board approved a two-article strategy for the April 11 Annual Town
HAMILTON -- March 25, 2026, Hamilton Planning Board unanimously endorses a Birch Road lot combination and targets a state downtown planning grant with a June 3, 2026, deadline. The board voted without dissent to endorse
HAMILTON -- March 18, 2026, Hamilton Planning Board sets peer review requirement for proposed 110-foot cell tower at public safety complex. The board held a pre-application conference March 18 with attorney Brian Grossman
HAMILTON -- March 17, 2026, Brookline Select Board begins override deliberations, eyes two-tier ballot question of $23 million and $19 million. At a March 17 workshop, Chair Bernard Green and the four-member Select
HAMILTON -- March 2, 2026, Hamilton Select Board votes 3-1 to put specialized stretch energy code before voters at April 11 town meeting. The board, with Chair Bill Wilson and members Tom Myers and
HAMILTON -- February 24, 2026, Hamilton Planning Board unanimously approved Myopia Hunt Club facility permits and voted to seek state Housing Choice designation at its February 24 meeting. The board accepted a peer-review waiver
HAMILTON -- February 3, 2026, Hamilton Planning Board defers Myopia Hunt Club permit decision and grapples with sweeping new state energy permitting law. The board voted 5-0 at its February 3 meeting to continue
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