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Bolton PZC approves LED streetlight at Toomey and Maple Valley intersection

Bolton Planning & Zoning Commission · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved installing an LED streetlight at the Toomey Road and Maple Valley Road intersection, fulfilling conditions of the original subdivision plan; motion passed unanimously.

Bolton’s Planning & Zoning Commission voted Aug. 9 to install an LED streetlight at the intersection of Toomey Road and Maple Valley Road, responding to residents’ long‑standing requests and the provisions of original subdivision plans from the 1980s.

Administrative Officer Joyce Stille explained that subdivision plans had called for a streetlight to be installed at the contractor’s expense but that it was never put in. Stille and residents said neighbors had asked the town to install the light as a civic improvement. Commissioner Adam Teller moved to install the streetlight; Commissioner Jeffrey Scala seconded. The motion passed 7:0:0.

The commission recorded that the light will be LED; no funding source or installation timeline was specified at the meeting.