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Tag: master plan

July 18, 1991July 19, 2026 georgenhs Planning Board, This Day In Norwood History

Planning Board Records Remain Largely Missing After Eighteen Months-July 18, 1991

Minutes from 1973 to 1983 remain missing, complicating the town's ability to track official votes and planning decisions from that era.

September 17, 1970September 17, 2026 georgenhs School Construction, This Day In Norwood History

Independent School Survey Recommends $21.8 Million Building Program, Terming Norwood Schools ‘Critically Overcrowded’-September 17, 1970

An independent master plan by Arthur D. Little recommends a $21.8 million building program to combat critical overcrowding across all Norwood school levels.

Series of tall metal power transmission towers with electrical wires over fields and hills
June 26, 1968July 19, 2026 georgenhs DPW, Infrastrcture, Public Works, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Voters To Consider Lighting Funds-June 26, 1968

The Finance Commission backs the utility expansion alongside a $163,000 sewer construction article, while the town master plan is deferred.

Stack of municipal budget documents titled City of Oakhaven Proposed Annual Budget with calculator and pen on desk
June 25, 1968July 19, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, Public Safety, This Day In Norwood History, Town Government

Norwood Planners To Postpone Article On Master Plan-June 25, 1968

Planners vote unanimously to defy a Finance Commission veto, taking an eight-thousand-dollar intersection study request straight to town meeting.

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