Site Review Committee identified permit requirements for State Road renovation. The committee reviewed Chris Alley's application to renovate a one-bedroom studio at 183 State Road and identified issues: the structure violates required setbacks and sits within 100 feet of a wetland.
Planning Board Working Group continued the Town Center Walkways project by reviewing notes from two March stakeholder sessions.
Chilmark Zoning Board overturned a Building Inspector denial on 67 Middle Road. At its March 26 meeting, the Board voted to sustain the applicant's appeal of a secondary dwelling conversion, with all but one member in favor.
Chilmark's Select Board voted unanimously to call the April 27 Annual Town Meeting, where residents will vote on a $16,313,128 FY27 budget representing a 6.10 percent increase.
The Chilmark Planning Board voted unanimously to advance a Protected Use ADU bylaw amendment allowing 1,080 square feet on lots of 1 1/2 acres or larger to the Select Board for public hearings.
Chilmark Housing Committee approved FY2027 Middle Line Road rent increase. The panel unanimously backed a 3 percent rent hike for the town's Middle Line Road rental housing, pending confirmation of utility rates with the Dukes County Regional Housing Authority.
Chilmark Site Review Committee determined permits needed for Eliot Avenue renovation and addition.
Human Resources Board approved an amended Holiday Bylaw 9.0 on a 3-1 vote, clarifying pay distinctions for employees called to work outside their regular schedules.
Chilmark Library Board of Trustees designated the town library as an emergency warming center during emergencies and approved the school's use of the facility for Monday music lessons next year. Director Ruth Konigsberg reported attendance down compared with the prior year due to seasonal factors.
Chilmark Planning Board adopted the 2025 Housing Production Plan and voted unanimously to send it to the Select Board with a recommendation for adoption, formalizing the town's affordable housing strategy.
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