The Watertown Community Preservation Committee voted 7-0 to recommend $6 million in CPA funds for a 49-unit affordable housing project at 108 Water Street.
The Human Rights Commission planned a December 10 community event focused on human rights. The HRC discussed logistics for the event, scheduled 5 PM to 9 PM with programming from 6:30 PM to 8 PM at Hosmer School.
Watertown's Historical Commission agreed to pilot splitting demolition-hearing testimony between historic significance and repair feasibility.
The Watertown Council on Aging voted to suspend its $3 suggested donation for senior shuttle bus rides for a six-month trial.
Watertown council committees postponed endorsing a draft five-year Housing Plan after a two-and-a-half-hour review.
Watertown's Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan review permit for a three-story addition to St. Stephen's Armenian Elementary School.
Watertown's City Council voted unanimously to redirect $427,564.26 in unspent ARPA funds to citywide fire hydrant replacements and approved a five-year, no-cost data-sharing deal with the Metropolitan Area Planning Council.
Watertown's Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee moved to press the City Council on snow-removal enforcement and a lower speed limit.
Watertown's Conservation Commission pressed city officials over an unauthorized shed built inside Arsenal Park's protected buffer.
Watertown's library board heard that the library will relaunch with a self-service "open hold" checkout system when it reopens October 14.
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