Board of Assessors voted unanimously to approve 30 fiscal 2027 real estate exemption applications across six property categories in executive session, with Member Paulette Burns and City Assessor Christine Kumar voting and Chairman Charles LeBlanc absent.
Historical Commission's MACRIS Working Group met October 13 to discuss documentation for three historic Gardner properties.
The Gardner Finance Committee kept six financial items open, including a $1.3 million sewer bond, without taking any substantive votes. Mayor Michael J.
Gardner schools endorsed capital improvements with a new funding classification. The Finance Sub-Committee voted unanimously to adopt its capital and project lists, reclassifying the School Facilities Garage Addition to Section 40 status ahead of a City Council ordinance change.
The Gardner City Council voted unanimously to send a capital improvement oversight ordinance to first printing, citing unresolved spending from the Mackie Park and Gardner High School C-wing projects.
Gardner Board of Health waives sewer hookup, citing century-old pipe risk.
The Gardner Redevelopment Authority voted unanimously to appoint Stacey Kazinskas as Clerk, a position required to certify all property sales. Chairperson Judy Mack presided, with Vice Chair Magnus Carlberg nominating Kazinskas and Treasurer Jon Zlotnik seconding.
Gardner Finance Committee advances capital project oversight ordinance, stalls $1.3 million sewer loan.
Gardner's Conservation Commission presses on with permit votes as a citywide hiring freeze stalls its search for a dedicated agent.
The Gardner Retirement Board approved makeup creditable service for three members and granted superannuation benefits.
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