Politics & Government

Highlights from the Canton Board of Selectmen: DPW Updates and Liquor License for Takara

Here are a few highlights from this week's Canton Board of Selectmen meeting.

No more BYOB at in Canton.

, which had a bring your own beer and wine policy, has officially upgraded to an all-alcohol serving establishment. The Canton Board of Selectmen approved the Japanese restaurant's application for an all-liquor license at Tuesday night's meeting.

, located at 592 Washington Street, has been open for the past eight years in Canton.

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Also at Tuesday's meeting, the Town Administrator Bill Friel, updated the board on the . Friel told the board that the search committee will present three finalists to the BOS for consideration this month.

"All three candidates are very strong," Friel said.

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In addition, Canton presented an update to the BOS on public works projects. Teague told the board the following:

  • All the sewers in the town have been flushed.
  • The DPW assisted with the construction of the new Luce School , which was built earlier this summer.
  • Several streets throughout town have been paved. Residents can expect Chapman Street, Old Coach Road, Westdale Road, Will Drive and Flintrock Road to be paved.
  • Sidewalk construction at Canton High School will extend the sidewalk near the lower parking lot.
  • The Pine Street culvert project is currently underway and the Bolivar Street culvert project will start in September.
  • Every street in the town has been street-cleaned at least once.
  • Street line painting is completed in town.
  • Tree work is being done throughout the town.
  • All the plows and plowing equipment is repaired and ready to go for winter.

The next Canton Board of Selectmen meeting is being held Tuesday, August 23 at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall.


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