Health Board Approves Wamsutta Ave Septic Variance
The Halifax Board of Health approved a revised septic design for 19 Wamsutta Avenue after an engineer addressed a resident's stormwater drainage concerns.
The Halifax Board of Health approved a revised septic design for 19 Wamsutta Avenue after an engineer addressed a resident's stormwater drainage concerns.
The Halifax Council on Aging voted unanimously to seat Barbara Nichols on its advisory board, correcting an earlier procedural vote taken while she was in the room.
Halifax Finance Committee agreed to tell the elementary school it cannot fund a 7 percent salary increase.
Halifax Planning Board extended its review of a Walmart site plan expansion and tapped a member for a new zoning panel.
The Halifax Conservation Commission approved a stormwater permit for the town's planned senior center at 267 Monponsett Street.
Halifax Board of Selectmen set a January 12 special town meeting and admitted an open meeting law violation. The board voted 3-0 to schedule the meeting for 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, January 12, 2027, timing it around free-cash certification.
Finance Committee outlined FY28 budget planning, identifying a preliminary structural gap of approximately $1 million. Chair James Walters noted the estimate would be refined once departmental budgets, state aid, and contractual obligations were finalized.
Halifax zoning board rejects 150-foot cell tower, unanimously citing fall-zone bylaw.
Halifax library trustees set 2026 holiday hours and opened budget talks for fiscal 2027. Library Director Dylan told trustees the town now requires a minimum $375,111 appropriation to keep state certification, with a working draft request near $375,500 due to the town October 22.
Halifax Finance Committee approves $20,865 transfer for new interim town administrator, warns of $1 million FY28 gap.
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