Past meetings
October 2026
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Conservation Commission
Public hearings on wetlands notices for Independence Drive, Cross Street, and new requests at Briarcliff Drive and Lyndale Ave.
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Community Development Board
Public hearings on 255 Hampshire Road, 11 Hampstead Street, 70 Pleasant Valley Street, and 11 Cross Street special permits.
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Licensing Board
Application to change license type for Sons of Italy Lodge 902 at 459 Merrimack Street.
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Methuen Housing Authority
Board will consider awarding a $1,324,000 fire alarm replacement contract and a $299,650 asphalt roof replacement project.
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School Committee
Methuen School Committee to vote on E-Bike and Micromobility Safety Policy and a related city ordinance resolution.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Policy Subcommittee to review E-Bike and Micromobility Safety Policy, Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies Policy, and Section J and K policy recommendations.
September 2026
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School Committee Finance Subcommittee
Finance Subcommittee will discuss the FY 26-27 budget and begin FY28 budget planning.
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School Committee Meeting
Methuen School Committee to review AP scores, Redistricting RFP, out-of-state field trip, and staffing requests.
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School Committee Meeting
Executive session to discuss deployment of security personnel or devices and related safety strategies.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Reviewed proposed E-Bike and Micromobility Safety Policy and approved minutes from 9/11/2026 and 9/18/2026.
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Council on Aging
Approved previous minutes and financial report; no other votes taken on projects or funding.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Passed several Section J policies on student records while holding E-Bike, AI, and nurse-review policies for further study.
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School Committee
School Committee to review policies on E-bikes, Artificial Intelligence, PROTECT Act, and contracts for food services and supplies.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Approved Section J policies JJH, JJH-R, JJIB, and JK; held other Section J items for further review.
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Conservation Commission
Approved orders of conditions for Brook Street Culvert, 397 Transmission Line project, and 30 Argilla Road with $22,700 bond.
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Conservation Commission
Closed the hearing on the Brook Street Culvert replacement project (DEP File #219-1324, MCC File #26-005).
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Board of Assessors
Board accepted May 14, 2026 minutes and entered executive session to consider exemption and abatement applications.
August 2026
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Approved minor plan modification for SK Autobody at 348 Howe St and granted Special Permit for 298 Merrimack St redevelopment
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School Committee Meeting
School Committee to review PK-8 and 9-12 handbooks for approval, plus FY27 budget update.
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School Committee Meeting
Executive session on deployment of security personnel, devices, or strategies related to safety.
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Conservation Commission
Continued wetland permit and violation cases at multiple addresses; ruled resident may not mow beyond conservation markers at 30 Conte Drive.
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School Committee Finance Subcommittee
Finance Subcommittee to discuss FY 26-27 budget, FY28 budget planning, and the Education Foundation.
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School Committee
School Committee to review FY27 grant awards, school choice openings, staffing requests, and vaccination executive order impact.
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Conservation Commission
Certificate of Compliance issued for completed city drainage project at 35 Harmony Lane (MCC File 01-021)
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Reviewed Section J school policies, passing several and placing others on hold for further review.
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Cultural Council
Approved June 8, 2026 minutes and planned table and flyer for October 3rd Methuen Day
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School Committee
Discussion of the superintendent search, with public participation on the matter.
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Conservation Commission
Closed hearing and set conditions for 109 North Street project; continued reviews for Brook Street Culvert and 11 Cross Street.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Approved several school policy sections in category J, including JIB, JICC, JICE, JICF, JICFA, JICFA-E, JICH, and JICH-R.
July 2026
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Historic District Commission
Approved signage for Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School at 203 Lawrence Street and roofing changes and railing update for 16 Ditson
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Approved fence waiver at 1 Autumn Ln; denied variance for addition at 1 River Place
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Approved minutes from July 8, 2026 and July 15, 2026; discussed residency enforcement and school choice policy sections.
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School Committee Special Meeting
School Committee to vote on Interim Superintendent Contract, Assistant Superintendent appointment, school choice for SY, and transfer of 10 Ditson Place.
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School Committee Meeting
Executive session to discuss contract negotiations for the Interim Superintendent position.
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Conservation Commission
Continued multiple wetland permit reviews, including 11 Cross Street's 168-unit project and National Grid's transmission line refurbishment, pending more information.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Policy Subcommittee reviewed Section I and Section J policy recommendations, including school choice issues
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Held dress code and student expression policies for further review; no policy changes made.
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Licensing Board
Approved beer garden permit for El Potro, conditional wedding alcohol license for Sevmar, new manager for Olive Garden, and new liquor license for KPOT Korean BBQ.
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City Council Meeting (2 of 2)
Approved solar power deals for Tenney and CGS schools, declared Pleasant Valley and Currier school properties surplus for housing, tabled a trash-fee ordinance.
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Conservation Commission
Issued Negative Determination for 4 Gleason Street parking lot repaving and ratified beaver dam emergency certificate on Oaks View Street.
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School Committee Policy Subcommittee
Approved several Section J school policies including JFABD, JFABE, JFABF, JFBB, and JHD; held or removed others.
June 2026
May 2026
April 2026
March 2026
February 2026
January 2026
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