Halifax recorded nine property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only five carried a market sale price, ranging from $410,000 to $669,900 with a median of $623,000.
Halifax library unanimously voted to close its public restrooms through September due to sewer-line deterioration.
Halifax recorded 10 property transfers in July, including six market sales ranging from $410,000 to $840,000 with a median of $626,500. The month's top sale was an $840,000 Halifax property purchased by Ryan and Victoria Holman from BLR Built LLC.
Halifax Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a separation agreement with Town Administrator Steven Solbo, Jr. The motion, moved by Vice Chair William Smith and seconded by Clerk Jonathan Selig, authorized execution of the agreement, which was prepared by legal counsel and remained subject to
Board unanimously endorsed $200,000 from stabilization for elementary school costs ahead of same-day Special Town Meeting. Chair Thomas Pratt, Vice Chair William Smith, and Clerk Jonathan Selig also recommended an unspecified stabilization transfer for police wages and approved establishing a
The Halifax Conservation Commission unanimously continued four environmental permit hearings on July 28.
Halifax Board of Selectmen appointed Krystal Kingsley to school committee vacancy. Kingsley was selected from four applicants following a public interview in a vote of 4-0 with Board Chair Thomas Pratt abstaining; she will serve a term expiring May 15, 2027. The Board unanimously reappointed Brooks
Board of Assessors votes for new chair, formalizes Principal Assessor appointment. Robert Mullen replaced Dottie Lamoureux as chair by a 2-1 vote following a discussion of governance and communication among board members. The board also formally appointed Caroline Vogt as Principal Assessor and
Halifax Board of Health voted unanimously to withdraw a Notice of Violation at 285 Holmes Street, agreeing with property owner Liddell Development LLC's attorney that the cited State Sanitary Code provision did not apply to the commercially zoned industrial property. Health Agent Robert Buker
Halifax Conservation Commission approved new filing fees and five property Certificates of Compliance. The commission unanimously approved the filing-fee increases, previously authorized by the Select Board.
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