Approved for lighting and retaining wall. Above is preview of the layout (top) and lighting (bottom)
The request was to put the lighting to 36'6" with 49 poles to increase safety.
Above/air lighting was discussed. These lights will all be pointed downwards in order to reduce light pollution.
Link to YT video(times to start of Costco topic): Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting 7/15/26

Exciting news, especially happy for the fuel station, and now we have to wait for alcohol licensing.
Construction should be starting in the next couple of weeks.

On May 12, Southborough voters headed to Trottier Middle School to cast their votes. With only one race contested, 1,001 of the town’s 7,629 registered voters decided filled the two available seats on the Select Board – a 13 percent turnout.

Three candidates vied for the seats, but only two secured three-year terms.

• Andrew Pfaff — 692

• Sam Stivers — 539

• Marguerite Landry (Incumbent) — 505

Additionally, after approving several borrowing requests at Town Meeting, residents were asked in four separate questions on the ballot to vote on a temporary raise in property taxes to help fund the following projects: replacement or repair of the Neary Elementary School roof ($4.5 million), replacement of the Trottier Middle School roof ($5.4 million), the Town’s Road Maintenance Program ($22.26 million), and sidewalk construction and improvements ($2.75 million).

All four questions passed “overwhelmingly,” according to Town Clerk Jim Hegarty, along with all of the other uncontested seats on the ballot.

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