Watertown Affordable Housing Trust approved $150,000 in funding for Metro West Collaborative Development to acquire and conduct due diligence on a 49-unit affordable housing project at 108 Water Street.
WATERTOWN — Town officials have scheduled a public hearing on a proposal to remove four trees near Orchard Street, giving residents a formal chance to weigh in before any work proceeds. The town's Forestry Division, headquartered at 124 Orchard St. and reachable at 617-972-6420, is acce…
The Conservation Commission voted 5-0 to approve a Clarendon Street redevelopment involving self-storage and medical facilities. The project includes new stormwater management systems and affects approximately 34,115 square feet within the town's 150-foot buffer zone.
Parks Committee voted to recommend two candidates to Watertown's Conservation Commission on July 14. Chair Theophilus Offei and Secretary Anthony Palomba voted 2-0 on each recommendation in the absence of Vice Chair Nicole Gardner.
Watertown City Council approved a revised noise ordinance restricting commercial lawn and grounds maintenance equipment to 7:00 am to 5:00 pm hours, rejecting an attempt by Council member Caroline Bays to move the start time to 8:00 am.
Watertown's Community Preservation Act is marking its tenth year with a public hearing for residents. The town-funded program, which supports open space, historic preservation, community housing and recreation projects through a dedicated tax surcharge, reaches the milestone as official…