Pembroke's Zoning Board of Appeals ruled that proposed height increases at Mattakeesett Village are a substantial change, sending the developer back for a full public hearing.
The Pembroke Conservation Commission voted unanimously to approve an Order of Conditions for a 1.5-million-gallon-per-day water treatment plant at Wells 2 and 3.
The Pembroke Select Board declined to discipline member Daniel Trabucco over combative emails with a School Committee member, instead tasking Town Manager William Chenard with drafting Code of Conduct updates for the incoming board.
Pembroke Planning Board incumbent Stephan Roundtree made a solo re-election pitch on community access TV, citing a zero-dollar town conservation budget and unmanaged forestland as central concerns.
Pembroke Board of Health candidate Jude George introduced herself at the board's May 1 meeting, with the election set for May 16.
Pembroke Planning Board approved a 356-unit housing complex at Corporate Park Drive.
Pembroke Select Board ratified the town manager's contract, then faced accusations of vulgar threats against a school official. The board voted 4-0 to ratify Town Manager William Chenard's three-year deal, which adds 2.5 percent raises in years two and three after a prior $20,000 salary "leveling."
Pembroke's Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to remand a disputed battery energy storage project back to the Planning Board over fire-safety concerns.
Pembroke Select Board voted 4-1 to ratify Town Manager William Chenard's contract after a closed-door negotiating session. Before the vote, member John G. Brown Jr. announced the death of longtime resident and veteran Frank Tobin, 89.
Pembroke's Conservation Commission approved orders of conditions for three pond boat ramp projects and a parking upgrade.