Select Board Orders Muzzle for Leonard Road Dog
Shutesbury Select Board voted 2-0 to declare a Leonard Road dog "dangerous" after three attacks on a neighbor's dog since early spring.
Shutesbury Select Board voted 2-0 to declare a Leonard Road dog "dangerous" after three attacks on a neighbor's dog since early spring.
Shutesbury recorded 14 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only three carry a sale price so far: $117,314 for 13 Great Pines Dr. Ext., $100,000 for 450 Pelham Hill Rd., and $64,190 for 160 Wendell Rd., for a median of $100,000. The other 11 transfers have no price on file yet,
Shutesbury's Stormwater Mitigation and Implementation Committee asked its engineering consultant to revisit drainage problems on King Road and Locks Pond Road near Lake Wyola.
The Shutesbury Buildings Committee voted to hire an engineer for $1,500 to inspect the town's salt and sand shed. Chair Frank McGinn's panel flagged separated roof-truss plates and bowed plywood on the shed's west wall as the chief concerns driving the review.
The Shutesbury Board of Health approved a septic system upgrade on Wyola Drive and agreed to phase in higher hauler and installer license fees.
Shutesbury's Energy and Climate Action Committee flagged a possible $750,000 cost just to hire a required project manager for the elementary school's heating overhaul.
Shutesbury's Planning Board voted to ask the Select Board to request a state probe into an unreported April inverter fire at the Wheelock solar site.
Shutesbury recorded 11 property transfers from Sept. 4 to Oct. 3. Four sales carry a price so far, ranging from $35,000 to $117,314 with a median of $82,095; the remaining seven show price not yet available, typical for recently filed deeds. The period's highest recorded sale was 13 Great Pines
Shutesbury's Recycling & Solid Waste Outreach Sub-Committee accelerated its timeline for switching from pay-as-you-throw bags to wheeled carts after haulers said they need more lead time.
Shutesbury Finance Committee advances fall warrant, declines to back two tax-bill fundraising articles.