Selectmen review town initiatives; third fire station eyes $30M. The Board of Selectmen convened for a working meeting September 15 to review goals and hear updates from Town Manager Crabtree on major capital initiatives. The public safety communications and equipment upgrade project, $4.5 million,
Saugus Board of Selectmen approved quarry permit extension and liquor license transfer. The board unanimously extended Aggregate Industries' six-month special permit at 1731 Rear Broadway under 31 existing conditions as the quarry reaches 60 percent capacity in its 2017 fill-management plan.
Saugus Selectmen grant licenses to Big Y and Mango Mix kiosk. Chairman Debra Panetta, Vice Chair Anthony Cogliano, and Selectmen Jeff Cicolini, Michael Serino, and Frank Federico unanimously approved the Common Victualer's Licenses in 5-0 votes. Big Y Foods Inc. will operate at 357 Broadway with
Saugus Board approves licenses for massage studio, restaurants, and transportation. The Board voted unanimously to accept a Ford Transit van and Toyota Camry Hybrid for Council on Aging programs. In five-zero votes, the Board approved nine business licenses for Hope Massage Studio, Chipotle, Shoyu
Saugus Board of Selectmen approves three business licenses and amends licensing fees. The board unanimously granted a taxi/livery license to Fly 14 Livery Services (owner Elias Lambros), a Common Victualer's License to HDR Holdings Massachusetts LLC doing business as Wonder at 259 Essex Street, and
Saugus Board of Selectmen approves $4.8 million bond issuance.
Saugus Board of Selectmen approves three business licenses. The board unanimously granted a Taxi-Livery License to Sukhjinder Singh for Zorawar Transportation at 515 Walnut Street, Apartment 1, following completion of requested fencing improvements. Kevin Rezvani received a Common Victualer's
Saugus Board of Selectmen freezes sewer rates for fiscal 2027 despite three proposed increases. Consultant Matt Abrahams of the Abrahams Group LLC presented scenarios ranging from four to six percent, citing the town's five-year capital plan and retained earnings analysis. The Board, citing healthy
The Saugus Board of Selectmen voted 5-0 to create a one-way morning traffic restriction on Long Place after residents complained of school-related cut-through traffic blocking driveways.
Saugus Selectmen approve permits for spa, parade, and expanded business hours. Chairman Debra Panetta and the full five-member Board voted unanimously to grant a Special Permit to operate Kimos Inc. d/b/a Oasis Spa at 1201 Broadway, Suite W117, with hours Sunday 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Monday through
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