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Parks and Recreation approves prior minutes, advances spring facility planning

Parks and Recreation Committee approves prior minutes and advances spring facility planning. The panel confirmed that playground inspection companies have been identified for spring work and will conduct joint facility reviews with the Department of Public Works once weather permits. Director

Select Board approves Fire budget and tables Schools budget pending $200K reduction

Avon Select Board approves Fire budget, tables Schools pending cut demand. Chair Jason L. Suzor Sr., Clerk Eric S. Beckerman, and Associate Shannon M. Coffey unanimously approved the Fire Department's $2,872,564 Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including $204,519 in personnel costs tied to a Memorandum of

Finance Committee approves warrant, defers FY27 budget vote to Feb. 26.

Avon Finance Committee approves $2,497.78 warrant for Special Town meeting books. Chair Suzzette Waters presided as the five-member panel unanimously authorized the Ziprint copying expense, noting its necessity given project scope despite higher-than-typical costs. The committee deferred votes on

Conservation Commission approves April 16 continuation for 273 East Main Street NOI.

Conservation Commission continues 273 East Main Street NOI hearing to April 16. Attorney Jim Burke, representing the applicant, said the site requires multimillion-dollar environmental remediation including a 25-foot buffer zone restoration and contamination cleanup with consultant Jessica at

Board of Health approves three septic system upgrades with deed restrictions.

Board of Health unanimously approves three septic system replacement plans with local code upgrades. Chair Jeffrey Tibnam, Clerk Ralph Jensen, and Member Michael Lawler signed off on projects at 226 West Main Street (five-bedroom dwelling), 155-163 Main Street (multi-use building with 1,130.71