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Board of Health approves January minutes, reviews 249 permit renewals.

Ludlow Board of Health approves January minutes and reports 249 permit renewals. Health Director Paulina Matusik informed Chair Kelly Lamas, Secretary Antonio Tavares, and Member Lauren Yelinek that renewals covered food establishments, body art facilities, hotels, pools, schools, and other

Ludlow Board of Health Cuts Septic Repair Permit Fee to $100

Ludlow Board of Health votes unanimously to cut septic repair permit fee by 41 percent.

Planning Board denies solar fee waiver, approves reduced calculation.

Planning Board rejects full solar fee waiver but approves reduced formula. The board denied a request from the 155 West Street solar applicant to waive the $0.25-per-square-foot new-footprint fee, but voted 5-0 to calculate filing fees on acreage used at $250 per acre plus the square-footage

Finance Committee defers municipal spending review, focuses on FY27 budget options.

Ludlow Finance Committee discusses FY27 budget with $222,085 in excess levy capacity. The committee, led by chair Tony Sanches with Town Administrator Marc Strange and Finance Director Cheryl Allen, identified higher state aid and declining health insurance costs as sources of the variance but

Select Board promotes two police officers to sergeant.

Ludlow Select Board promotes two officers to sergeant after interviews. The board voted unanimously to promote Officer Isaac Santana to the permanent sergeant position replacing retiring Sergeant Shameklis and to appoint Officer David Krok as provisional sergeant effective February 8 to fill the