by Frank Schroth
The Board of Appeals (BoA) opened a hearing for a special permit requested by the Falconi Companies with regard to a restaurant they want open at the site of the old Milton Cinema. A special permit is required principally to obtain approval from the board for the restaurant parking plan and reconstruction of the site. The proposal was presented by Marion McEttrick, an attorney representing the Falconi Companies. It was a long night.
Becky Padera topped the field in this afternoon’s 5K “All in for Chris” 5K road race. The race was part oaf an afternoon of events to raise funds in support of Chris Lynch who is undergoing cancer treatment. Daniel Mulhern and Jefferson Ryder finished 2nd and 3rd.
Today here will be a Master Plan Forum at Fuller Village from noon to 4:00. There is a great opportunity for fun and exercise to support a great kid at the All in for Chris event at 88 Wharf Street, and Rhode Island Chief Justice (retired), Frank J. Williams, will present the lecture, “Lincoln’s Melancholia” at at the Forbes House.
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Cahill Report, a weekly update on Milton real estate activity produced in partnership with Laura Cahill.
Following are a list of open houses this week end and recent real estate transactions.
There will be a benefit 5K for Chris Lynch who is battling leukemia. I will be there and hope you will be too.
by Frank Schroth
The weather is gorgeous this time of year and Milton residents have some excellent al fresco dining options. Here in Milton there is 88 Wharf Street which (we think) is on a rebound.
by Frank Schroth
The Board of Selectmen received a final presentation and report from Joe Lynch, Director of Public Works, on the research and findings of analysis of water and sewer rates. Upon hearing the report and having some discussion the Board voted unanimously on rates for FY15 that represent a very modest increase over those currently set.
MyTownMatters is pleased to present the first edition of the Cahill Report, a weekly update on Milton real estate activity produced in partnership with Laura Cahill. Ms. Cahill, an agent with the William Raveis Agency, is a resident of Milton and authority on the local real estate market.
Year to date there have been 93 sales in Milton compared to 94 in 2013. The median home sale price is $520,000 compared to $489,750 in 2013. Please click “Read more” of a complete list of upcoming open houses and recent transactions.
by Frank Schroth
Last night’s selectmen’s meeting was a municipal cornucopia of discussions on issues and items from an array of elected officials and department heads. Arguably two of the more interesting may have been an update from Selectmen Chair Conlon on the Hendries development and from DPW Director Joe Lynch on possible changes to sewer and water rates.