Government & development in Kingston

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Last 14 days

• Voters curb future sewer deals. Kingston's Special Town Meeting weighed a petition requiring future town meeting approval before the town commits sewer capacity to outside developers, after a June deal sent wastewater to a Duxbury housing project that has already drawn about $8.3 million in town spending.Kingston News
• Select Board leaves sewer deal authority unresolved. Kingston's Select Board convened a special meeting at residents' request to revisit the legal authority behind the Duxbury sewer agreement, as petitioner Dan Zotto called the town's legal memo inadequate ahead of the next day's town meeting vote.Kingston News
• Planning Board weighs data center, battery bylaws. Kingston's Planning Board took up zoning articles on data centers and battery storage ahead of the October 27 Town Meeting, as the town planner raised water and power concerns and the board flagged two new state grants for road projects.Kingston News
• Sewer commission faces backlash over Duxbury agreement. Kingston's Sewer Commission faced sharp criticism from residents over a signed agreement letting a private Duxbury developer tap into the town's wastewater system, with critics including Daniel Zotos and Marsha Meekins questioning the board's authority to reserve capacity without a town meeting vote.Kingston News
• Sewer forum draws fire over Duxbury capacity deal. Kingston's Sewer Commission fielded hours of resident criticism over a signed deal letting a private Duxbury developer tap the town's wastewater system, with critics disputing the board's authority to reserve capacity without a town meeting vote.Kingston News

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