Dover Planning Board Approves Pine Street Redevelopment, Wilsons Way Pool in Unanimous Votes
Dover Planning Board unanimously approved three land-use applications and reappointed four Tree Preservation Committee members at its June 29 Zoom meeting.
Dover Planning Board unanimously approved three land-use applications and reappointed four Tree Preservation Committee members at its June 29 Zoom meeting.
Dover Warrant Committee backs continuation of dual FY2027 working groups. The Committee unanimously approved minutes from June 3, 2026, and heard Selectmen's Liaison Dave Haviland brief members on a proposal to coordinate with State Representative Josh Tarsky's office on compiling a rolling list of
Dover Conservation Commission resolves dumping complaint and enforces wetland violations. Owner Sammy Aroustamian of 1 Snows Hill Lane agreed to remove debris from town conservation land with no fines; landscapers were instructed not to dump materials on public property going forward. In a separate
Dover Finance Committee holds planning session with no reserve fund votes, eyes new budget software and state funding pipeline.
Dover's Housing Task Force held its second community forum on zoning, affordability, and rural character, drawing a full room to hear from planning consultants Barrett Planning Group and Dodson and Flinker.
Dover Conservation Commission approves two compliance certificates and opens major Pine Street rebuild hearing.
Conservation Commission approves two wetland permits and hires a specialist. The Dover Commission voted unanimously to issue Certificates of Compliance for properties at 7 Ledgewood Drive and 36 Miller Hill Road, confirming that prior Order of Conditions permits had been satisfied. Chair John
DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover Board of Selectmen grills Aquarian Water over MWRA interconnection plan estimated to save $8 million over 20 years. Aquarian Vice President John Walsh and engineers from CDM Smith presented
DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover's Tree Preservation Committee opened public input on a potential new tree preservation bylaw, with 60 percent of live-poll respondents strongly in support. Committee Chair Valerie Lynn
Library Board of Trustees reorganized for 2026-27 and welcomed two new members. Trustees unanimously elected Laurence Migausky as Chair, Kate Wilcox as Secretary, and Amy B. Collins as Financial Approvals and Turnovers Official. The Board ratified the Library Director's evaluation and formally
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