Dalton Voters Reject Tiny House Bylaw, Approve Air Monitoring Funds
Dalton voters rejected a movable tiny house zoning amendment and approved $27,000 for air-quality monitoring at a special town meeting on June 29.
Dalton voters rejected a movable tiny house zoning amendment and approved $27,000 for air-quality monitoring at a special town meeting on June 29.
Dalton Select Board backs sewer infiltration grant pursuit over town hall elevator funding in split priorities debate.
Dalton Fire District Prudential Committee reorganizes under new leadership and votes to hire a recording secretary on a six-month trial.
Dalton Select Board unanimously sends contested tiny-home zoning article to voters.
Dalton Select Board reorganizes, elects Bishop chair and Boyle vice chair, approves $115,000 in budget transfers.
Dalton Select Board authorizes a new electronic payroll system expected to save 1,500 staff hours a year. Town Manager Eric Anderson will negotiate a roughly $14,000 first-year contract with Time Clock Plus, calling it "a good move for the town."
Dalton Select Board forwards Syncon Plastics tax increment financing deal to town meeting and discloses a same-day lawsuit from Berkshire County Concrete.
Dalton Finance Committee unanimously approves two reserve fund transfers and finalizes the last two department budgets ahead of the May 4 annual town meeting.
Dalton Select Board inches toward an injunction against Berkshire Concrete after extreme dust readings. Town Manager Eric told the board the company, known as BCC, faces a $5,000 fine and an appealed $10,000 fine, and "can theoretically be fined up to $10,000 a day for repeated violations."
Dalton Select Board hears sewer bills could nearly double under new Pittsfield wastewater deal.
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