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Franklin Conservation Commission approves culvert repair and grants biodiversity study funds.

Franklin Conservation Commission authorizes spending on culvert repair and environmental grants. The seven-member board unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for stabilization of the Nicholas Drive-Prospect Street culvert, approximately 100 years old, with full replacement anticipated in the

Franklin Conservation Commission approves buffer zone work, permits modification, and electronic signature policy

Franklin Conservation Commission approves buffer zone activity at 10 Symphony Drive with native plant screening condition. Chair Mark LePage led the meeting with six members present. The Commission also approved a permit modification at 555 King Street reducing building footprint from 255,000 to

Recreation Board approves DPW trash pickup and $20,000 scholarship signage gift.

Recreation Advisory Board approves $20,000 high school signage gift and trash service shift. Chairman Wayne Simarrian, members Kinjal Patel and Larry Pollard voted unanimously 3-0 to contribute from the Fletcher Fund toward a Franklin High School student achievement signage board recognizing state

Council on Aging reelects O'Brien chair; pursues $55,525 in grants.

Franklin Council on Aging reelects leadership and pursues $55,525 in state and cultural grants. Chair Lyn O'Brien, Vice Chair Phyllis Malcolm, and Secretary Faith Flaherty were unanimously reelected. Deputy Director Chastity Cheng reported three State Incentive Grant applications due June 5,

Conservation Commission continues two wetland hearings; approves tree removal

Conservation Commission continues two Notices of Intent. The board unanimously continued the Nicholas Drive/Prospect Street Culvert Repair hearing and the 110 Populatic Street hearing to June 4, 2026. In other business, the commission unanimously approved removal of pine trees at 110 East Central