Sherborn recorded 20 property transfers between July 17 and August 15. Of the 13 that had a sale price recorded, prices ranged from $710,000 to $3,100,000, with a median of $1,570,000. The period's top sale was 137 Lake St at $3,100,000, sold by Christopher N. Bissada and Urania Funteas to Lindsey…
Sherborn will test ballots Aug. 20 and hold early voting Aug. 22-28 ahead of the Sept. 1 State Primary. Town Hall separately posted a new Communications Survey on Aug. 13, asking residents for feedback on how the town shares information and updates with the community. Several town board…
The Select Board named Heather White as town counsel; Chris Petrini remains special counsel for Richard Thompson litigation. Both arrangements take effect September 1, with votes of 4-1-0 and 4-0-1.
Sherborn's Board of Health deferred a proposal to mandate private well water testing at property sale. Co-Chair Daryl Beardsley expressed concerns that point-of-sale requirements would burden sellers unfairly and suggested voluntary testing might be more effective, while Dr. Rebecca Hunnewell
Sherborn Planning Board advanced a comprehensive zoning bylaw reorganization, consolidating the Business Professional district into Business General zoning.
Sherborn recorded 20 property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, with 14 listing a sale price ranging from $850,000 to $3.1 million and a median of $1,417,750. The month's top sale was 137 Lake St., which sold for $3.1 million on Aug. 4. Six transfers, including several moves into family
Sherborn Government Task Force III advanced governance improvement vetting ahead of a September Select Board update. Four task force members present approved July 27 minutes and reviewed 14 ongoing governance proposals, with 14 ideas scoring above 20 points (three with completed assessments), 11
Sherborn Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously that modifications to the Coolidge Crossing comprehensive permit at 86 Coolidge Street are substantial in nature.
Sherborn Conservation Commission approved a major renovation at 179 Washington Street with extensive wetland buffer zone mitigation plantings. The commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for the project, which includes demolition of the existing house, construction of a new
The North Sherborn Water and Sewer District Commission advanced its path toward establishing a full-service water and sewer system. The Commission approved its meeting agenda and advanced startup planning, directing staff to develop categorized startup expense lists and preliminary cost estimates
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