Plainfield Board of Finance adopted a road-aid transfer and HVAC funding change
Minutes received for record Oct. 28 say the Board unanimously approved a $17,193 FYE26 transfer from Postage to Town Aid Road Expense. The same minutes say it unanimously approved using Planning and Zoning Office HVAC project funds for the Tax Collector Office HVAC project, with any overage to the general fund. The minutes do not give a project cost or completion schedule. [94] Source
Thompson P&Z subcommittee gives draft direction on housing and data-center rules
An Oct. 22 meeting record indexed Oct. 26 says members unanimously favored a draft strategy on multi-family housing in named zones while accommodating statutory middle-housing requirements. The minutes say staff will bring proposed language and table changes to the November subcommittee meeting. Members also discussed a heavy manufacturing definition and a broader data-center regulatory framework for next year. This is subcommittee consensus and draft direction, not an adopted regulation. [95] Source
Moosup and Plainfield bus-stop additions are reported plans, not installed stops
Police Commission minutes from October 27, filed October 28, report that NECCOG will add bus stops at Railroad Avenue in Moosup and Reservoir Street in Plainfield. The minutes also report installed Snake Meadow Road Bridge weight-limit signs and denied Babcock Avenue truck and Sterling Road bus-stop-sign requests. No installation date for the new bus stops or formal Commission vote on that plan is stated. [96] Source
Next actions: Plainfield’s vehicle-lift question is scheduled for the November 2 Town Meeting and November 12 referendum, not yet approved in the checked notice. Thompson staff expects draft text at its November subcommittee meeting; an exact date was not established. Hampton’s pending policy first reads are discussed in Top Stories rather than repeated here. [48]