The Berlin Planning Board approved a lot-line split on Boylston Road and kept debating a contractor's parked work truck. Engineer Ryan Proctor of Dillis & Roy won unanimous, 3-0 approval for a plan creating a new conforming lot at 97 Boylston Road for owners Carl and Mary Matthew.
Berlin Library Trustees rated the library director's performance "exceeds expectations" across every category and began weighing a possible capital project for worn library carpet and flooring.
Berlin recorded 11 property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but registry data available so far shows a price for only one: a $989,600 sale that closed Sept. 24 between sellers Delia B. and Sean P. Gardner and buyer Avidia Bank. That figure currently stands as both the range and the median, with
The Berlin Conservation Commission closed a hearing on National Grid's plan to replace 91 poles along a transmission line through local wetlands.
The Berlin Energy Committee flagged that Memorial School's windows will soon age out of state funding eligibility.
Berlin's Board of Health approved a new septic permit for a Boylston Road lot with no variances needed.
The Berlin Board of Assessors learned two staff members resigned within weeks of each other as the town heads into its annual tax-rate-setting season.
Berlin Select Board advances a bill to grow from three to five members, while clearing a stack of local licensing items.
Berlin recorded nine property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only one had a sale price available as of this report. The Sept. 10 sale of 9 Campbell Rd Unit 46, a condominium, closed at $677,500, sold by John S. and Kristin A. Balian, as trustees, to Daniel Jacavanco Jr. and Garnett
Bids for Berlin's old fire station demolition are due this week despite the funding plan's rocky reception. From our own coverage: Capital Planning panel weighs landfill, ambulance, demolition costs; Select Board opens fall warrant review on levy.