Ad Hoc Historical Museum Study Committee to be Formed
By Joan Bowen The Selectmen are in the process of forming an Ad Hoc Historical Museum Study Committee (HMSC). The new
Selectmen Elect New Chair
By Joan Bowen The Selectmen elected Margot Fleischman their next chair at the start of their first meeting following the Town Election
Study Proposed for North Road/Chelmsford Road Intersection
By Joan Bowen The North Road/Chelmsford Road intersection is a problematic intersection according to the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC). In a letter
Kay Hamilton Appointed to Zoning Board of Appeals
By Joan Bowen Given the resignation of an Associate member of the Zoning Board Appeals (ZBA), the Selectmen interviewed two potential appointees
Analysing the Impact of Bedford’s 2012 Refuse Contract
By Joan Bowen At their meeting on January 27, the Selectmen reviewed a report on changes in volume and costs as a
Selectmen Vote to Complete Documents for Town Hall Renovation, But Delay Bidding
By Meredith McCulloch At their December 16 meeting the Selectmen postponed bidding for renovation of the mechanical and electrical systems in Town
Is a Museum Preserving the Past in Bedford’s Future?
By Meredith McCulloch It is not often that a shoe is passed around at a Selectmen’s meeting, but Monday night, one from
Selectmen Cancel Plaza Liquor License for Code and Policy Violations
By Meredith McCulloch At a hearing regarding the liquor license held by the Bedford Plaza Hotel, manager Sailesh Patel requested that the
Bedford Local Transit Use Maximized
By Meredith McCulloch Use of the Bedford Local Transit (BLT) is close to maximum according to Lori Wittner, Director of the Council
Selectmen Approve Middlesex 3 Coalition Transportation Grant Application
By Meredith McCulloch Bedford’s Selectmen voted unanimously on November 18 to approve Bedford’s participation with four other communities— Burlington, Billerica, Chelmsford
Tax Rate to Rise 6.3% on Average; Tax Classification Remains the Same
By Meredith McCulloch At their November 18 meeting the Selectmen approved the tax classification recommended by the Board of Assessors. It would
Selectmen Approve Depot Preservation Restriction Agreement
By Bob Batt At their meeting Monday night, November 18, the Selectmen approved a Preservation Restriction Agreement with the Massachusetts Historical Commission
Decision on K-9 Program Awaiting More Information
By Meredith McCulloch At their November 19th meeting, the Bedford Selectman postponed a decision on whether the town should apply for a
Peggy Sukoff Appointed to Bedford Housing Authority
By Meredith McCulloch Peggy Sukoff was selected from three candidates to serve as an interim member of the Bedford Housing Authority. The
Cable Television Committee Presents Ascertainment Study and Recommendations
By Bob Batt At their meeting on October 21, 2013 the Selectmen heard a report from the Cable Television Committee regarding renewal
Decision Postponed on Town Hall Project with Startling Price Tag
By Kim Siebert MacPhail At their October21 meeting, the Selectmen once again postponed a decision about whether to recommending approval of Special
Bedford Joins Lexington in Residential Solar Grant Application
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The Selectmen voted unanimously to approve Bedford’s application to participate in the second round of a grant program
Speed Limit Reduced on Hartford, Crescent and Bacon
By Kim Siebert MacPhail DPW Director Roy Sorenson requested on October 21 that the Selectmen approve lowering the speed limit from 30
Charter Review Committee Will Be Formed
By Kim Siebert MacPhail At the Selectmen’s October 21 meeting, Town Manager Rick Reed proposed that a Town Charter Review Committee be
Ken’s NY Deli Granted Victualer’s, Wine and Malt Licenses
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The long awaited re-opening of Ken’s New York Deli at 72 The Great Road in the so-called Blake
Selectmen’s Room to be Wired for Local Access TV
By Kim Siebert MacPhail A project that’s been years in the making—the installation of a videotaping system in the Town Hall’s Selectmen
Number of Homeless Students Has Declined, Says Sills
By Kim Siebert MacPhail At the School Committee meeting on October 8, Superintendent Jon Sills reported that, in the week since the
Residents Crowd Selectmen’s Meeting to Discuss Coast Guard Housing
By Kim Siebert MacPhail A Selectmen’s agenda item on October 7, intended to “begin a dialogue” with the Bedford Housing Authority
Donald Cullis Named to Land Acquisition Committee
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Donald Cullis of Page Road was appointed by the Selectmen on October 7 to serve a one-year term
John Premack Appointed to Bicycle Advisory Committee
By Kim Siebert MacPhail As their first order of business on October 7, the Selectmen unanimously approved the appointment of John Premack
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