Watertown's City Council voted unanimously to send a letter urging the U.S. Postal Service not to permanently close the Watertown Square post office branch, while also hearing a revised $111.2 million estimate for a new middle school.
The Watertown Biosafety Committee voted 4-0 to recommend a biosafety permit for Repertoire Immune Medicines as it relocates its lab from Cambridge to 99 Coolidge Avenue.
HRC working group discussed December 10 Human Rights Day planning. The Human Rights Commission's Committee on Communication, Community Inroads, and Engagement explored partnership with World in Watertown.
Watertown Conservation Commission approved minor modifications to 25 Clarendon Street project plans.
Watertown Conservation Commission clears Comcast drainage fix, seats a new vice chair.
Watertown Zoning Board approved a major development at 59 Clarendon Street, voting unanimously on a special permit with site plan review for a mixed-use complex that would replace industrial buildings with a five-story self-storage facility and a one-story medical equipment facility for…
Watertown's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a five-story, 150,000-square-foot self-storage project at 60-80 Coolidge Avenue. The board voted 5-0 after developer Dave Williams of SDG Development pledged to keep Mass General Brigham's 17-year ambulance operation on site in a new garage.
Watertown's Licensing Board unanimously recommended a common victualler license for Bougie Pizza. Owner David Bourgeois, operating as Mangiamo LLC, plans to serve pizza, subs and salads at 212 Waverly Avenue with four stools, Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to midnight.
Watertown Licensing Board voted unanimously to revise regulations on notifications and occupancy authority. The Board removed the requirement that common victualler applicants notify neighbors and added mandatory notification for outdoor entertainment licenses.
The Watertown Licensing Board approved a dozen changes to its rules and regulations and granted two September event permits.
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