Transition Northampton Event 21 April 2011
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Transition Northampton Presents a movie and discussion event called "In Transition: From oil dependence to local resilience" on April 21st at the Florence Civic Center. The Transition movement aims to help communities creatively respond to peak oil and climate change by building a more local and resilient future. The event is sponsored by local civic and business associations and will provide information on the positive and solutions-focused Transition movement.
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The mayor of Northampton, MA appoints a committee to oversee redrawing the city's precinct and ward boundaries based on 2010 census data. The committee is chaired by David Stevens and includes one representative from each of the city's seven wards. They will work with the city clerk and GIS coordinator to complete a new precinct plan by May 13, 2011 for city council approval and state submission by the June 15 deadline. The new boundaries take effect on December 31, 2011.
Zoning Changes Proposal Detail 28 March 2011
This document proposes revisions to Northampton's zoning regulations to facilitate higher density residential development while preserving neighborhood character. It found that the current regulations prevent adding units and lead to a loss of housing over time. Public feedback supported infill that adds units within existing structures or on owner-occupied properties. The proposal recommends allowing accessory units in garages and detached structures, revising dimensional standards, and incentivizing affordable housing.
SWTF Minutes 14 March 2011 Final Draft
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North Street Capital Project Request 18 January 2011
The document is a capital project request form submitted by the Public Works Department for the reconstruction of North Street. It indicates the project would replace the existing roadway, curbing, sidewalks, and all municipal utilities including water, sewer and storm drains. It is considered a high priority that will correct safety hazards and improve efficiency by eliminating costly maintenance needs. The preliminary cost estimate for the project is $1,400,000 and it is proposed to be designed in house with construction taking place from summer 2012 to summer 2013.
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Treasurer Charter Change Recommendation 05 January 2011
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