Groton Legals

71 Main St

ASSESSORS MAP 113-13

   In accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 40C, the Groton Historic Districts Commission (GHDC) will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 20, 2025, at 7:00 pm at The Groton Town Hall, First Floor Meeting Room, 173 Main Street, Groton, MA 01450. This meeting will be held to consider the application submitted by Chris Woitowicz seeking a Certificate of Appropriateness for 71 Main Street, Assessors Map 113-13 to replace the attic windows with SDL windows, with two currently small windows to b e replaced with one larger window, and all other windows to be replaced with the same size and arrangement.  Copies of the application and supporting materials are available for review by contacting the GHDC via the Land Use Dept, 2^nd floor of the Town Hall.

Brian Cartier, Chair

Historic Districts Commission

1/2/2026 and 1/9/2026 B

71 Main St

ASSESSORS MAP 113-13

 The Groton Community Preservation Committee (CPC) will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, January 12th, 2026 at 7:00 PM in the 1st floor meeting room of Town Hall, 173 Main Street, Groton, to receive public comments on new Community Preservation Act proposals. The CPC is seeking input from the public before making its decision on which of the proposals (if any) to recommend to Town Meeting for funding. Recommendation by the CPC will be made to the 2026 Annual Spring Town Meeting where voters will decide whether or not to fund the project from the Town’s Community Preservation Fund.  Copies of the complete draft proposals are available at the Land Use counter located on the 2^nd floor of Town Hall.

Richard Hewitt, Chair

Community Preservation Committee

12/19/2025 & 1/2/2026 A

   In accordance with the provisions of the Code of the Town of Groton, Chapter 4, the Council on Aging will hold a public hearing on Monday, January 12, 2026, at 1:00 PM at the Groton Center, 163 West Main Street, to consider revisions to  “Regulations of the Council on Aging (COA), Town of Groton, Massachusetts, Article III A, COA Board,” as follows:

   By inserting at the end of Paragraph Two:

“Each COA Board Member’s term is three years, renewable.

   And by deleting:

“No person shall serve more than two (2), three (3) year terms in succession plus any portion of an unfilled term. There shall be at least a one (1) year hiatus prior to reappointment after the second full term is served.”

   Copies of the proposed regulations are on file at the Council on Aging office at the Groton Center and in the Town Clerk’s Office in the Town Hall. The Town of Groton does not discriminate on the basis of disability.  Further, a signed translation of this public hearing will be provided for the hearing impaired upon request by contacting the Council on Aging at (978) 448-1170 at least ten days prior to the hearing.  

Council on Aging

Tony Serge, Chairman

12/19/2025 B