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Avon Finance Committee completes reorganization with four unanimous elections. Daniel Norian was reelected Chair, Judith Leggett Vice Chair, Shannon Coffey Treasurer, and new member James Norian Secretary. Selectman Eric Beckerman briefed the committee on pandemic-related town closures: the library

Avon Assessors approve exemptions and establish town hall hours. The Assessor's Board approved six veteran exemptions, three 41C applications, and a bill schedule totaling $19,337.38 at its August 20 remote meeting. W. Bruce Lane chairs the board; Clerk Cynthia A. Bernasconi and board member

The Avon School Committee unanimously granted Superintendent Christine Godino pandemic emergency policy authority. Four of five members were present: Chair Tracy Sheehan, Vice-Chair Anne Hagberg, Paul Chapman, and Maria Piccirilli, with Secretary Sharon Marble absent. The Committee advanced the

Zoning Board of Appeals schedules final vote on Joanna Hills Estates water system fees. The board voted unanimously to close the public hearing on Joanna Hills Estates, LLC's request for water system waivers and development fees totaling $174,925. The approved fee structure includes connection

Avon Board of Health approves septic system improvements at three town properties. At 26 Crane Street and 155 Bodwell Street, the board unanimously approved replacement and upgrade plans for failing septic systems. Board members also reorganized their leadership, reelecting Gerald Picardi as