Kingston's Historical Commission began the bidding process for about $60,000 in Community Preservation Act funds to repair damaged headstones in the town's Old Burial Ground.
Kingston Sewer Commissioners discussed connecting the Town & Country housing complex to the municipal sewer system.
Kingston Conservation Commission approved a herbicide treatment plan for invasive phragmites at Grays Beach and issued enforcement orders setting December 1 deadlines at three properties.
Kingston's Waterfront Committee approved prior meeting minutes 3-0 and reviewed a wharf reconstruction grant timeline that could move up to spring. Members Tom, Jared and Matt were present at roll call; member Mike Ellis was absent.
Kingston assessors reviewed data showing commercial property values could jump 35 to 40 percent next cycle.
Kingston's Select Board voted 5-0 to hire outside counsel to answer an open meeting law complaint over its handling of a Duxbury sewer agreement.
The Kingston Council on Aging Advisory Board heard from senior center quilters and a disability-rights advocate while reviewing a director's report showing record food-pantry turnout.
Kingston's Water Commissioners interviewed two finalists for superintendent and learned a well-access redesign could save $500,000.
The Kingston Sewer Commission heard that a recent storm knocked out electrical systems at four pump stations and approved routine billing adjustments.
Kingston's Board of Health acknowledged it had no authority to block the already-approved Bishops Highway Solar Energy Project. Health Agent Joyce reported the town's new OpenGov permitting system should launch by November 1, with all paperwork due by December 1.
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