Month: January 2020
Reminder – January 22, 2020, Downtown Revitalization Public Meeting
The recently adopted Master Plan proposed several strategies and goals related to improving the downtown infrastructure, aesthetics, connectivity, wayfinding, parking and visitation rates. To address these strategies/goals, the Town has begun efforts to develop a Downtown Improvement Master Plan. This plan aims to address improvements to vehicular and pedestrian circulation and safety as well as connectivity and aesthetics of the downtown.
On January 22, 2020 a Public Meeting will be held to discuss revitalizing the downtown. It is important that residents take part in the planning process because a Downtown Improvement Master Plan reflects the community’s vision for the future. That vision starts and ends with resident input.
I hope you will join us to participate in the first Public Meeting to discuss your thoughts and visions for an improved downtown area. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 6:30pm in the High School Cafeteria located at 430 Osgood Street.
Thank you, and hope to see you there!
DPU Notice of Public Hearing to Receive Comments on Columbia Gas Investigations
School Committee Agenda
Town Manager Office Hours: February 4th, 2020, 5:00PM-6:00PM
Merrimack Valley Veterans Collaborative Meeting at @NA_SeniorCtr on Thursday, January 30th
Volunteer to serve on the Board of Assessors
The Town Manager is seeking a volunteer interested in serving on the Board of Assessors. The Board of Assessors was created by Town Charter pursuant to Massachusetts General Law Chapter 41, Sections 24-26. Each member must complete a training program conducted by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue and become certified, within six months of appointment.
The Board of Assessors is responsible for the valuation of all real estate and personal property in the town; hears related appeals along with motor vehicle excise; responsible for awarding property tax exemptions provided by statute.
The Committee is responsible for conducting its activities in a manner in which is in compliance with all relevant state and local laws and regulations including, but not limited to the open meeting law, ethics laws and public records law.
If interested, please visit the town website at www.northandoverma.gov, click on “Boards & Comm Info” on the left hand side of the page to complete an application. Please contact Jillian Brothers with any questions at jbrothers@northandoverma.gov or 978-688-9510.
North Andover Historical Commission Meeting Agenda 1-21-2020

Poet Laureate Committee January 15, 2020







