The Williamstown Planning Board voted 4-0 to approve a parking determination letting the Clark Art Institute build its Davidian Wing addition without added parking.
The Williamstown Finance Committee said the town is likely one to three years from needing a Proposition 2½ override. Chair Suzanne Stinson led a joint session with school officials on rising costs, including two straight years of roughly 16 percent health insurance increases.
Williamstown Select Board sets October hearing on pub license transfer, hears four-district school study update.
Williamstown Select Board tables a vote on $125 veteran memorial banners after residents object to process and messaging.
Williamstown Conservation Commission approves Hancock Road barn rebuild, opens door to a permit fee hike. The commission voted 6-0 to clear a request to rebuild a barn on property owned by Steve Pagnotta, represented by Charlie Labatt of Guntlow Associates, attaching its standard six conditions.
Williamstown Finance Committee previews a 27-town data tool built to prepare for a possible future override.
Williamstown Planning Board votes 3-2 to lift a 2005 affordable housing restriction on a long-vacant Henderson Road lot.
Williamstown Board of Health moves toward standardizing fines across town health bylaws. Chair Dr.
Williamstown Select Board rejects every tax exemption, setting a single FY27 rate of $15.16 per $1,000. The board voted 5-0 four separate times, by roll call, denying the open space discount, residential exemption and small commercial exemption before maintaining a residential factor of 1.
Williamstown Finance Committee hears fire chief's warning on apparatus costs, works through $21 million fire station bond.
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