Planning Board Doubles Required Fire Tank Size
Rehoboth Planning Board voted 5-0 to open and close a hearing doubling the town's required fire suppression tank size from 10,000 to 20,000 gallons.
Rehoboth Planning Board voted 5-0 to open and close a hearing doubling the town's required fire suppression tank size from 10,000 to 20,000 gallons.
The Rehoboth Conservation Commission closed out permit reviews for five properties and began comparing engineering bids for a long-sought accessible riverside trail.
The Rehoboth Board of Selectmen accepted $1,486,637.69 in Chapter 90 highway reimbursement and continued a used-car dealer's license hearing to October 19.
Rehoboth Conservation Commission approves five wetland permits, splits on trail-survey bidders.
Rehoboth warns PFAS cleanup, already $1.4 million, has no state relief in sight.
Rehoboth planning board moves to double fire tank size and advances a Winthrop Street spa project.
Rehoboth Board of Selectmen commits to $1.1 million fire apparatus overhaul.
Rehoboth Conservation Commission bars incomplete plans from closing hearings, under pressure from town counsel.
Rehoboth Planning Board resists a 206-unit 40B pitch on the Zuckerberg family's 200-acre Route 44 parcel while approving two smaller projects.
Rehoboth Board of Selectmen banks a $361,000 storm refund and tables a land-rights call on Agricultural Avenue.
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