Planning Commission approves mobile food vendor approval amendment. The Commission voted 5-2 on October 22 to approve a text amendment to Section 8.100 that modifies how mobile food vendors obtain letters of approval from neighboring food establishments, effective November 5, 2026.
Aquifer Protection Agency approved two registration renewals and revoked one. Assistant Planner Stephen Hiney reported staff inspections confirmed Diane Pagano's vacant 51 Enfield Street property and Scott Daigle's 8 Dust House Road welding service met aquifer protection standards.
The Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency approved a mulching operation permit and exempted a barn demolition.
The Town Council convened in special session October 19 to discuss pending litigation in Executive Session. Chair Gina Cekala presided over the meeting with 10 of 11 members present; Robert Cressotti was absent.
Town Council held a public hearing October 19 on a proposed lease of the Old Town Hall to the Enfield Historical Society, Inc., drawing no public comment. The hearing was legally noticed in the Journal Inquirer on October 7 and October 14, 2026.
Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 to approve a mixed-use development at 100 Bright Meadow Boulevard including apartments, commercial space, and townhomes, with a required condition for pedestrian access to Brainard Road.
The Commission on Aging welcomed new alternate member Tara Gorman on October 14, as Vice Chairman Dave Goyette announced a proposed rebalancing of the commission's member and alternate designations for the Town Council on October 19.
The Enfield Conservation Commission approved its 2027 meeting schedule, moving June and July meetings to 6:30pm from 7:30pm, and discussed efforts to identify and acquire open space parcels, create trail maps, and identify vernal pools.
The Agricultural Commission voted unanimously to approve its 2027 meeting schedule, shifting June and July sessions to start an hour earlier to accommodate the Summer Concert series.
Enfield elementary school committee prepared for November 3 referendum. The Pre-K Through 5 and Eagle Academy School Pre-Referendum Building Committee, chaired by Randy Daigle, discussed operational readiness for a consolidation project reducing six school buildings to four.
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