What Did the Westford Board of Selectmen Do on June 24?

The Westford Board of Selectmen met on June 24, and did the following:

• Recognized Blanchard Middle School students Alyssa Ramoutar, Danielle Milanette, and Hamsaa Kumar, who performed at Carnegie Hall. 
• Accepted $50,000 from the Mass. Board of Library Commissioners for a feasibility study. 
• Accepted $814,074 from the Mass. School Building Authority for new windows and doors at the Day Elementary School. 
• Accepted $70,000 from the Mass. Historical Commission for the Westford Museum. 
• Continued public hearings about sale of alcohol violations at Eviva Cucina and Westford Market & Liquors until July 22. 
• Approved support and sponsorship of Westford Knight Sign on 17 Depot St. 
• Approved acceptance of the Conservation Commission's acceptance of a trail easement on Flagg Road. 
• Discussed Pedestrian Safety Committee recommendations for parking and pedestrian issues in the Westford Town Center Traffic and Parking Study. 
• Discussed the sale of Drew Gardens on Boston Road and approved a review draft response to notice of intent to sell and approved that establishment of a task force. 
• Approved committee appointments. 
• Approved project funding agreement with the Mass. School Building Authority for the Robinson School. 
• Signed a Broadway Street drainage easement approved in May.
• Signed an order of taking for the North Hill Estates Street acceptance. 
• Approved an updated agreement with Sustainable Westford for the farmers' market.