Pocket Park Visioning Collage for Community Matters Contest - 2013
State Hospital Advisory Committee (SHAC) Booth at Medfield Day 2013
MSH Tour 2013
Lords Department Store - closed 2013
MSH Tour Walking 2013
Library Lamppost - 2013
DPW Construction - 2013
Salt Shed Construction - 2014
State Hospital Advisory Committee (SHAC) Visioning Session 01/11/14
New Sidewalk and Ginkgo Trees outside Brothers - 2014
Brothers Market - 2014
Rockwood Lane Subdivision Under Construction - 2014
WIT model of MSH - 2014
Maple Tree - MSH - 2014
MSH Cemetery - 2014
State Hospital Advisory Committee (SHAC) Vision Plan - 2014
Cultural Visioning Session - 2014
Straw Hat Park Landscape Plan - 2015
MSH Chapel - May 2015
Thistles - Art in Public Places Installation - 2015
MSH Tour Walking 2015
Pocket Park / Straw Hat Park - pre-construction - 2014
Brothers Market renovation - 2014
MSH Master Planning - Public Meeting - June 2015
MSHMPC Focus Group - August 2015
MSHMPC Booth at Medfield Day 2015
Downtown Summit #1 - 02/09/16
Downtown Summit #2 - 02/09/16
Downtown Summit #3 - 02/09/16
MSHMPC Meeting - 2016
Planning Board Meeting - 2016
MHP Site Visit - Hospital Road 40B - June 2016 - 1
MHP Site Visit - Hospital Road 40B - June 2016 - 2
MHP Site Visit - Hospital Road 40B - June 2016 - 3
Medfield Meadows 40B Presentation - Oct 2016
Ideas - State Hospital Advisory Committee (SHAC) Booth at Medfield Day 2013
MSHMPC Meeting - breakout groups - 2016
Affordable Housing Workshop - April 2016
Medfield Planning Board - May 2016
MSHMPC Public Forum - May 2017
MSH Master Planning - Public Forum Boards - May 2017
67 North Street - LIP - construction - Aug 2017
MSHMPC Booth at Medfield Day 2017
MSHMPC Officials Tour - Oct 2017
Downtown Streetscape - Ords - Town Hall - Fall 2017
Downtown Streetscape - Brothers - Ginkgo Trees - Fall 2017
MSHMPC Workshop - Feb 2017
MSHMPC Workshop #2 - Feb 2017
Fall 2015 at MSH
Main Street Ginkgo Trees - Leaves drop at once - Fall 2017
COVID-19 Resources and Guidance for Municipal Officials: This Division of Local Services page provides city and town officials with municipal finance guidance related to the current state of emergency.
Chapter 40B is also known as the Comprehensive Permit Law, was enacted in 1969 to help address the state wide shortage of affordable housing by reducing barriers created by local zoning and other restrictions.
The Board of Appeals for Zoning (ZBA), as defined by Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 40A, consists of three members and three associate members, who participate in hearings if regular members are absent.
The Neponset Stormwater Partnership aims to increase the effectiveness of municipal stormwater management programs through regional cooperation and resource sharing.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) published Preliminary copies of the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) and associated products for Norfolk County, Massachusetts (All Jurisdictions) on June 19, 2020.
