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Parks and Recreation approves field permits, refrigerator purchase

Avon Parks and Recreation unanimously approved a $300 Civic Center refrigerator and granted HAYSA conditional use of the Butler field for spring soccer with the permit fee waived. Director Christina Green reported 26 summer program applications received with review scheduled for March 13, outlined

Finance Committee approves FY27 budget articles for annual town meeting.

Avon Finance Committee approves fiscal 2027 budget articles for the annual town meeting. The committee unanimously recommended Articles 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 as written, including a $100,000 transfer for unaccepted streets with sidewalk improvements at the South Street intersection near DW Field and a

Select Board approves Town Administrator five-year contract, budget tweaks, and infrastructure deals.

Avon Select Board unanimously approves five-year employment agreement for Town Administrator Jonathan L. Beder, extending his contract through June 30, 2031. The FY27 operating budget totals $35,400,426, a 4.39 percent increase, with adjustments including the Town Administrator salary at $192,200

Planning Board approves February minutes, discusses fund collection.

Avon Planning Board unanimously approves prior minutes in routine 22-minute session. Chair Chuck Comeau and four members present voted unanimously to ratify February 19 minutes after brief discussion of outstanding applicant payments; the board directed staff to contact delinquent applicants via

Commission approves declassification for compost-site monitoring wells.

Avon Conservation Commission unanimously approves declassification for monitoring wells at Town Compost Site. Chair Paul Garcia and the board, reviewing input from Health Agent Kathleen Washburn and a letter from Weston & Sampson, determined no additional Conservation Commission paperwork is