Stow Conservation Commission clears path for affordable housing development. Chair Matt Styckiewicz and the five-member commission voted 4-0-1 to issue an Order of Resource Area Delineation for 144 Red Acre Road, permitting MCO Associates to proceed with six deed-restricted homes on the town's Bird
Stow Select Board approved a 154-acre liquor license expansion for Wedgwood Country Club despite lingering noise complaints.
Stow Select Board unanimously approves Wedgewood Country Club liquor license alteration. Chair JT Toole and the five-member board voted to expand the licensed premises at the Harvard Road facility to include the patio, snack shack, tiki bar, pool area, and all 154 acres of the 18-hole golf course.
Stow Planning Board approves stormwater rules, signals concerns on state land use bill. The Board voted five to zero to adopt revised Stormwater Management Rules and Regulations, with an EPA administrative order deadline extended to August 19. Members unanimously approved Masters Academy
Stow Conservation Commission issues three property determinations and orders at August meeting. The Commission approved a Negative 3 Determination for fence and deck work at 358 Great Road, a Negative 2 Determination for invasive plant removal at 247 West Acton Road, and an Order of Conditions for
Stow Community Preservation Committee advances its preservation plan toward a September public hearing. The committee unanimously approved spending from its Administrative Budget to purchase 250 commemorative magnets and candy for STOWcase, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Community
Stow Green Advisory Committee pursues $1 million in federal building energy grants. The five-member committee voted unanimously August 13 to elect John Sangermano clerk for fiscal year 2027 while advancing discussions on a $1 million Building Accelerator Grant with Nashoba Regional Schools.
Planning Board approves Masters Academy International expansion with operational conditions. The Board unanimously voted to approve the modification to the special permit, site plan, and earth removal permit, with conditions including revised gatehouse design, bus-routing coordination with public
Stow Conservation Commission unanimously approves five-year Order of Conditions for pond herbicide management. The Commission issued the order for 137 Barton Road authorizing monthly monitoring and herbicide application to treat invasive duckweed covering nearly 100 percent of the pond, with
Stow Zoning Board approves special permits for deck stairs and accessory apartment. The four-member board unanimously approved a special permit at 342 Taylor Road to add stairs within the side yard setback, reducing the required setback from 14 feet to approximately 5-6 feet. Chair David Hartnagel
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