Dighton Zoning Board of Appeals approves reduced setback for Hart Street garage. The board unanimously approved a variance for property owner Gilbert Roias to construct a single-floor garage at 679 Hart Street with a 45.3-foot front yard setback instead of the required 55 feet. The board found the
The 250th Anniversary Committee is advancing August events, reporting $21,529 in total fundraising. The committee approved funding for portable toilets (up to $1,800 from Throne Depot) and invited the Daughters of the American Revolution to present a Constitution talk at the August 18 Declaration
Dighton selectmen order stormwater committee governance study. The Board of Selectmen, comprising Chairman Pacheco, Selectman Caron, and Selectman Cabbage, directed Town Administrator Vitacco to investigate whether the Stormwater Committee should remain under Board of Health jurisdiction or be
Dighton Board of Assessors updates Principal Assessor job description with new salary range. The Board of Assessors, led by Chairman William Moore and including Nancy Goulart and Eric Easterday, set a salary range of $70,000 to $85,000 for the Principal Assessor position following consultation with
Dighton Board of Assessors approved a $70,000-$85,000 salary range for a new Principal Assessor position and voted to forward the job posting to the Select Board.
Dighton Stormwater Committee votes to approve Spring Street parking expansion. The committee voted 4 to 0, with 1 abstention, to tentatively approve a request from 620 Spring Street LLC to construct two catch basins and tie them into the town's existing drainage system at the former Mount Hope Mill
Dighton Board of Health approves permits and Waste Zero contract. The board voted unanimously to issue annual permits for stable operations at two locations, a pool facility, farmers market, and temporary food vendor at the Dighton Arts Festival while authorizing a Waste Zero contract for
Dighton Stormwater Committee votes unanimously twice, clearing a mill drainage tie-in and blocking a federal plan waiver.
Dighton Board of Health approves Pay-As-You-Throw bag contract with Waste Zero and wrestles with flagging farmers market attendance.
Dighton Sewer Commission unanimously approves moratorium on new building connections to pump station. The commission voted to prohibit new building connections to the Route 138 Power Plant pump station at 1450 Somerset Ave, citing capacity concerns that have persisted for years. Chairman Mark
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