Pepperell's Planning Board voted to keep a contested zoning table of uses tabled, pushing a Main Street tattoo parlor request toward a separate special town meeting instead of the November warrant.
The Capital Program Committee reviewed a $350,000 free cash or stabilization request bound for the Nov. 7 Town Meeting.
The Pepperell Board of Public Works voted 5-0 to recommend three Special Town Meeting warrant articles covering highway equipment, cemetery mowers and a cemetery bylaw update.
Pepperell's Economic Development Advisory Committee weighed a regional tourism partnership but deferred any commitment to the Select Board.
Pepperell's Community Preservation Committee voted 5-0 to spend leftover Walton Cemetery restoration funds on more broken headstones.
Pepperell's Climate Change Committee said it was never notified about a Planning Board zoning proposal covering data centers, despite being publicly named at a hearing as a consulted stakeholder.
Pepperell Select Board recommended 12 of 13 articles for the November 7 special town meeting, splitting 2-1 on a right-to-farm bylaw expansion.
Pepperell's Board of Health approved a one-foot septic setback variance for a repair project at 18 Celestial Way in a 2-0 vote Tuesday, clearing a leach field design that avoids a costly pump system.
The Recreation Commission discussed a Kennedy Field environmental study and CPC funding requests but took no votes beyond adjourning. Chair David Ganong and member Alan Leao met remotely.
Pepperell's Zoning Board of Appeals closed the public hearing on the 180-unit Leighton Landing 40B comprehensive permit.
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