West Bridgewater Morning Brief, Nov. 2: Selectmen deny Monero's license transfer

From West Bridgewater News

• Water board weighs contested change orders West Bridgewater's Water Commission took up contractor change orders for its Norman Street treatment plant project, as the state's environmental agency continues withholding final payment on the Manly PFAS plant over outstanding punch-list items.West Bridgewater News
• Conservation board continues Walnut Street wetland hearing West Bridgewater's Conservation Commission continued a hearing on wetland violations at a Walnut Street landscaping yard to November 3, as an abutter described repeated near misses with trucks while an engineer proposed large-scale wetland restoration.West Bridgewater News
• Assessors confirm Nov. 18 tax classification hearing West Bridgewater's Board of Assessors approved September minutes and confirmed a tax classification hearing for November 18, with staff saying the department is still finalizing data ahead of the session with the Board of Selectmen.West Bridgewater News
• Planning board continues Bryant Street subdivision hearing West Bridgewater's Planning Board continued a hearing on a 10-lot Bryant Street subdivision to November 4, as members pressed the developer to resolve a water main gap that would leave roughly 800 feet of pipe as a dead end.West Bridgewater News
• Selectmen review Monero's license transfer West Bridgewater's Board of Selectmen took up a liquor and Common Victualer license transfer for Monero's Brazilian Steakhouse after the town administrator said the applicants missed a September 30 deadline and never produced a signed purchase and sale agreement.West Bridgewater News

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