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Conservation Commission approves consultant rules for attorney review

The Randolph Conservation Commission approved revised consultant rules and sent them to the Town Attorney and Town Manager for further review. Acting Chair Carl Brown and members Keith Asack, Fran Blanchard, and Joseph Dunn discussed distinguishing volunteer from paid consultants, aligning

Council on Aging approves prior minutes; server replacement looms.

Randolph Council on Aging approves February minutes and charts spring programming. Keri Sullivan, Director of Elder Services on Senior Programs at RICC, announced a busy calendar including National Grid assistance sessions, a Mini-police Academy, hat-making, mystery book clubs, and a senior prom;

Historical Commission denies demolition application for 86 Lafayette Street home.

Historical Commission denies 86 Lafayette Street demolition application after site review. The three-member panel, led by Chairman Henry Cooke, unanimously determined the 1900-era house at 86 Lafayette Street lacks historical significance under the town's Demolition Bylaw, citing extensive

Conservation Commission approves January minutes, charts long-term planning agenda.

Conservation Commission approves January minutes and directs consultant revision of hiring rules. Acting Chair Carl Brown oversaw the hybrid meeting, at which Consultant Jim Pasman reported consolidating member feedback on a draft plan document set for revision within two weeks. The Commission

Board of Health issues food service permit, schedules reinspection of condemned apartment.

Randolph Board of Health unanimously approves food service permit, schedules joint inspection. The board voted 3-0 to issue the permit after addressing outstanding issues including grease container procurement and monthly emptying schedules, though garage door installation at the facility remains