Groveland brief: Thursday, September 24, 2026
Groveland Planning Board approves water treatment plant site plan with fence rule compromise
Groveland Planning Board approves water treatment plant site plan with fence rule compromise.
From Groveland News
- Recreation board preps three CPC funding pitches. Groveland's Recreation Committee lined up three requests for the town's Community Preservation Committee, including reviving a waterfront park proposal near Shanahan Field that stalled years ago over neighbor objections.Groveland News
- Library trustees advance email migration, trust fund oversight. Groveland library trustees pressed ahead on a town-mandated email migration and proposed a written procedure for trust-fund withdrawals through investment firm Bartholomew, after a trustee asked for added financial checks on the library's Francis Sullivan account.Groveland News
- Planning Board debates fence rule at new water plant. Groveland's Planning Board reviewed the site plan for the new water treatment plant on Main Street, weighing a security fence requirement as an engineer called the site secure and the operations manager disagreed. Water and Sewer faces an October 2 funding deadline.Groveland News
- Conservation panel delays ruling on Evergreen Lane garage. Groveland conservation commissioners continued a hearing on a proposed garage at 16 Evergreen Lane to October 14 after finding most of the project falls inside a wetland buffer, and confronted unauthorized tree clearing at the former Getty station on Main Street.Groveland News
- Select Board weighs Right to Farm grievance process. Groveland's Select Board took up a formal complaint process for neighbor disputes under its Right to Farm bylaw, after member Jason Naves warned that an unclear procedure could create more confusion than it resolves.Groveland News