Assessors deny three abatement requests, approve four exemptions
The Board of Assessors voted unanimously to deny three motor vehicle excise tax abatement applications and approve four property tax exemptions.
The Board of Assessors voted unanimously to deny three motor vehicle excise tax abatement applications and approve four property tax exemptions.
The Lowell Zoning Board of Appeals approved, 4-0 with one recusal, a special permit modification and variances letting a developer retain a two-family home and build a new single-family house at 37-39 Roberts Street.
Lowell License Commission split 2-1 to let 18-to-20-year-olds into a hip-hop festival event despite safety concerns.
The Lowell Veterans Commission voted unanimously to put $500 toward a memorial wall funding shortfall and set plans for a new plaque honoring a fallen Lowell soldier.
The Lowell Conservation Commission required a full wetlands permit for a culvert project and delayed two other cases to October 28.
City Council unanimously authorized release of land restrictions for Lowell Housing Authority in 10-0 vote. The authorization permitted housing construction to proceed on authority property.
Lowell Board of Assessors certified FY27 property values on final approval September 28. Chief Assessor Ellen M. Brideau, Deputy Chief Assessor Ryan E. Rondeau, and Assessor Amy Lombardo approved seven statutory exemptions covering five asset classifications during the meeting. One Clause 41C
School Committee voted unanimously to adopt a new restraint policy governing use of time-out, seclusion, and physical restraint.
Lowell Board of Health unanimously grants a Pine Street seafood market the right to clean whole fish for customers. The board voted 5-0 to let I Got Crabs & Seafood, 6 Pine Street, descale and eviscerate finfish under a hazard-control plan owner Phan Trieu called meticulous enough that Sr.
Lowell's Rules Subcommittee unanimously referred a revised council rulebook to the full City Council.
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