Water Bodies Committee Working to Protect Waters of Norton

Committee issues first press release in series leading up to Town Meeting.

One of the most precious resources in the Town of Norton is its bodies of water. These water bodies provide residents with wonderful scenes of wildlife and hours of recreation. There are four water bodies in town. They are: We all know how important it is to take care of our water resources. This past year the Board of Selectman formed a Water Bodies Committee. The Water Bodies Committee is made up of volunteer residents in Norton. The Committee is working to protect and enhance the life of the Town’s Water Bodies in the following ways: The Water Bodies Committee meets on the first and third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at Town Hall. The current activities of the Committee are: From time to time the Water Bodies Committee will be sharing …

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Building Department to Request Fee Increase

Board of Selectmen, Board of Assessors, Canoe River Aquifer Advisory Committee and Water Bodies Committee too meet today.

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Tour of High School to be Given at School Committee Meeting

Conservation Committee and Water Bodies Committee to also meet.

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School Committee to Discuss J. C. Solmonese Roof Town Meeting Article

Water and Sewer Commission, Finance Committee, Water Bodies Committee, Capital Improvements Committee and Conservation Committee to also meet.

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Agendas for Aug. 6 Meetings

Water Bodies Committee, Board of Health, Zoning Board of Appeals and Housing Authority to meet today.

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Agendas for June 18 Meetings

Meetings to take place at Town Hall.

The Zoning Board of Appeals will discuss modifications to the Turtle Crossing 40B project while the Water Bodies Committee will talk about grants and funding. To see what else is on the docket scroll through the attached PDFs.

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