Pepperell Select Board reorganizes, debates food truck permits, and ratifies police contract. The board unanimously re-elected Bill Greathead as chair and Margaret Scarsdale as clerk at its July 13 meeting, the first with newly seated member Tony Beattie.
Pepperell Board of Selectmen reorganizes after election, votes to close doors on contract talks. The board, meeting with three members including newly elected Margaret Scarsdale, unanimously chose Lisa Farrellito as chair and Bill Greathead as clerk in back-to-back voice votes.
Pepperell selectmen cut the town meeting quorum to 30 residents, citing COVID-19 safety concerns.
Pepperell holds first-ever Citizens Engagement Night to preview $30.3 million FY21 budget.
Pepperell selectmen approved host community agreements for marijuana cultivator Pepperell Roots and authorized posting of a special meeting to consider reducing the town meeting quorum ahead of the June 22 annual town meeting.
Pepperell's Board of Selectmen voted to recommend a $30.3 million fiscal year 2021 general fund budget and stripped its annual town meeting warrant to budget-essential items only, citing COVID-19 social distancing limits that would restrict the Nisitissit auditorium to roughly 55 to 60 attendees.
Pepperell selectmen stall VFW full liquor license upgrade over surveillance video refusal.
Pepperell selectmen unanimously approved a new special permit for Holmes Automotive on Nashua Road and heard a pitch for a municipal LED streetlight conversion projected to save roughly $38,000 a year.
Pepperell selectmen vote to move annual town meeting to June 22 and local election to June 29 amid pandemic.
Pepperell selectmen vote to move annual town meeting to June 22 and local election to June 29 amid pandemic.
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