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Avon Housing Authority unanimously approves capital improvements plan as board loses treasurer. The board approved its 2020 Capital Improvement Plan and a $6,650 change order for common hallway improvements on January 29, presided over by Chairman M. Janet Jensen, Vice Chairman Kevin Edwards, and

Avon Park and Recreation Commission votes to increase Summer Program fees and charges. The five-member commission unanimously approved raising resident fees to $125, choice student fees to $150, and non-resident fees to $170, with family caps of $250 and $300 respectively. Commissioners also

Avon Conservation Commission issues conditional approval on Katherine's Way project. Chair Kevin Mooney withheld full certification for 10 Katherine's Way after discovering unauthorized propane tanks, downed fences, and unauthorized fill stockpiles at the site. The commission issued a partial

Avon Capital Planning Committee approves budget line item and Financial Policy glossary. The committee, meeting with four of seven members present, voted unanimously on two matters: creating a line item for Purchase and Services in the CPC budget and adding a glossary to the town's Financial

Council on Aging approves van radio investigation, blinds evaluation. The Avon Council on Aging voted unanimously to have Director Gene Mazzella investigate two-way radios for the council van, responding to a new state law restricting cell phone use while driving. The board also voted unanimously