The vote was unanimous for two plans to raise chickens at a residential site, but a third plan is still being debated.
The Farmington Plan & Zoning Commission Tuesday, Jan. 22, will address three applications to raise poultry/livestock in residential areas.
One forum is planned in Burlington on Wednesday, Jan. 18, and the other in Farmington on Tuesday, Jan. 23.
The town council has approved adding one home/property to the Farmington Historic District, making it harder for future site changes there.
Farmington's top elected body earlier this month honored four outgoing members, with the new council to be sworn in next week.
Farmington residents have cast their votes in the 2023 municipal elections.
The GOP kept control of Farmington's top elected official seat in a close race.
Thousands of Farmington residents have cast their votes in the 2023 municipal election in a number of key races.
A Farmington High School student group is hosting the debate, which is on Thursday, Nov. 2, at FHS.
A Farmington family has donated a large amount of money to help the town purchase a new minivan for its Dial-a-Ride program.
Farmington resident Patricia Boye-Williams tells Patch why she should be elected to the town council.
Here's everything you need to know concerning the Farmington local elections, including the candidates, polling places and voting hours.
Farmington resident Sarah Healey tells Patch why she should be elected to the town council.
Farmington resident Keith Vibert tells Patch why he should be elected to the town council.
Farmington resident Joe Capodiferro tells Patch why he should be elected to the town council.
Farmington resident Shari Greco tells Patch why she should be elected to the town council.
Farmington resident Amy Palumbo tells Patch why she should be elected to the town council.
Farmington resident Rafeena Bacchus Lee tells Patch why she should be elected to the town council.
Farmington resident Matt Hutvagner tells Patch why he should be elected to the town council.
The state-mandated proceeding will determine the order of candidates on the 2023 Town of Farmington election ballot.
Following resident opposition, the town has nixed its plan for additional night events at the Farmington High athletic field.
Election Day is Nov. 7, with both parties in Farmington this summer endorsing hopefuls for municipal boards and commissions.
The Farmington zoning board last week approved a permit allowing an Avon Eagle Scout to build a local school a playground Gaga Ball pit.
The zoning board has extended a moratorium on housing development until Oct. 1 as it looks to tweak regulations for more affordable housing.
In addition to a nearly $11,000-a-year pay increase, Farmington's top appointed official received a $10,000 lump-sum bonus last week.
Many Farmington taxpayers will experience sticker shock following the recent approval of the new town tax rate by local leaders.
The permit approved by the Farmington Planning and Zoning Commission, however, calls for the allowance of much fewer birds than proposed.
Farmington voters have easily approved a spending package for 2023-24, as well as plans for a new Farmington Town Hall. Taxes will increase.
Town voters Thursday will vote on school/town spending for Farmington, a budget that could lead to steep tax increases from the revaluation.
The recently completed revaluation has resulted in a large shift in the tax burden toward residential homeowners, Farmington officials say.
Weather permiting, Farmington's town manager will host a capital budget forum at 6 p.m. Tuesday, with a virtual component available.
In two separate votes last week, the Farmington Town Council paved the way to convert the current high school building into a new town hall.
The Farmington Town Council earlier this month honored the recently retired Republican registrar of voters, who served from 2000 to 2022.
Being named to Farmington's official blighted property list opens up property owners to subsequent enforcement action.
The PZC has approved a pause in housing developments as it looks to tweak town rules to increase more affordable housing developments.
It might increase the pay later once new state election mandates kick in.
The Farmington Planning and Zoning Commission Monday will conduct a public hearing on the proposal, with a vote possible after hearing.
This vote is for an additional $9.7 million, funding local officials claim is necessary to help bring the project up to original standards.
The Farmington Town Council has approved spending $780,000 to purchase two parcels to serve as a staging area to build a new bridge.
Town officials said there has been a change to some of the items that the garage can accept.