Hopkinton opens public hearing on Economic Development Commission ordinance; council sets Feb. 18 vote
The council opened a public hearing on a proposed ordinance amendment that would allow the Economic Development Commission to expand to up to 10 members (no fewer than five) with staggered five‑year terms and set Feb. 18 as the vote date.
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The Hopkinton Town Council opened a public hearing Feb. 3 on an amendment to the town code to change membership and organization rules for the Economic Development Commission. The proposed ordinance would allow the council to appoint up to 10 members, require no fewer than five members at any time, require annual organization of the commission, require members be residents, and set staggered five-year terms with no more than four terms expiring in any year.
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