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At a glance: Select Board votes on road closure, appointments and building enforcement

Town of Uxbridge Select Board
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Summary

At Monday’s meeting the Select Board approved a two‑hour Blackstone Street road closure for paving, appointed volunteers to several town committees (including the 300th anniversary committee and Open Space), and authorized a statement of claim to demolish and lien an unsafe property at 1 Carpenter Terrace.

The Town of Uxbridge Select Board advanced several routine but consequential items in a single session.

Road closure: The board approved a contractor request to close Blackstone Street (between numbers 105 and 173) for milling and paving, authorizing a two‑hour closure window (8 a.m.–10 a.m.) and a signed detour plan. Town staff said the work is the final connecting section following last year’s paving.

Appointments: The board approved eight reappointments and several new committee appointments. Samantha Ramos and Kate Marshall were appointed to the 300th Anniversary Committee; Steven Crodo (Open Space Committee) and Mark Calarice (Recreation Commission) were also appointed to their respective bodies. The Select Board discussed using a shared calendar and the committee’s plan to utilize a separate 501(c)(3) “friends” account for donations and advance payments. The town previously appropriated about $50,000 for the 300th anniversary committee.

Carpenter Terrace demolition and lien: The board authorized the town to proceed with demolition of a building at 1 Carpenter Terrace that is in severe disrepair and to place a lien on the property for the demolition cost. Meeting materials noted the town has budgeted $30,000 in anticipation of doing the work and recovering costs through the lien process.

Votes were taken by roll call for each of these items; board members recorded “yes” votes on the road closure, the listed appointments, and the statement of claim to proceed with demolition and lien placement.