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Notes from Board of Selectmen, December 14, 2023, hybrid 

Patrick White read a tribute to John Beacco (see full text above). 

The permit for 17 Mahkeenac was granted on condition that the lights installed strictly adhered to the Stockbridge Lighting Bylaw.

An alcohol license was granted to the Inn at Stockbridge. They plan to serve mimosas in the am and drinks at night until 11pm

The short-term rental at 7 Hawthorne was denied a permit to operate due to three or more violations of the Stockbridge Short Term Rental Bylaw. (Advertising rental space for more people than are allowed by the size of the septic system as determined by the Health Department.

An initiative by Tom Erwin from Dalton for paint disposal was endorsed by the SB.

The Town Administrator reported that the Horse Trough and Cat and Dog Fountain, fixtures on Main Street, will be repaired and returned by spring. Paving will resume in spring and the new crosswalks will be repainted in spring.

Also we should have a full count of all short-term rentals in Stockbridge from the consultant very soon.

A draft letter proposed to be sent to EPA New England from all five towns (Lee, Lenox, Stockbridge, Sheffield and Great Barrington) about transport of the PCBs is attached — click here to read and comment. The SB will vote to approve or reject sending the letter at the next SB meeting.

Click here to read the draft letter to the EPA. Please send comments to: townadministrator@stockbridge-ma.gov


Photo: Lionel Delevingne.

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