Planning Board Demands Smaller Design for 275-Unit South Avenue Apartment Proposal
Weston Planning Board challenges 275-unit South Avenue apartment proposal as too dense and too tall for the town's semi-rural character.
Dave Watkins
Weston Rail Trail Committee Selects Granite Benches, Approves Sign Design
Weston Rail Trail Advisory Committee unanimously chose granite benches and a low-cost metal sign style as construction contracts finally moved forward.
Weston Historical Commission imposes demolition delay on 1804 Greek Revival storehouse
Weston Historical Commission voted to preserve a 215-year-old Greek Revival building while clearing a separate deteriorated cottage for demolition at its April 1 meeting.
Finance Committee opposes $360,000 Case Estates pathway, defers on 275-unit South Ave proposal
Weston Finance Committee opposes $360,000 Case Estates pathway, hears 275-unit 40B pitch.
Weston CPC recommends $2.5 million Wellington Farm acquisition for Town Meeting
Weston's Community Preservation Committee voted 6-0 to recommend a $2,517,300 warrant article to acquire Wellington Farm, a 13-acre National Register property at 500 Wellesley Street that has sat atop the town's conservation priority list for two decades.
Weston Historical Commission Presses Woodley Farm Developers on Preservation Restrictions
Weston Historical Commission questions scope of historic preservation plan for 180-unit Woodley Farm apartment proposal.
Finance Committee endorses warrant, defers only Case Estates walkway vote
Weston Finance Committee endorses nearly the entire May warrant and sharpens its tax-burden message.
Weston Planning Board takes public comment on 180-unit Route 20 apartment proposal
Weston Planning Board fields public pushback on 180-unit 40B apartment plan near Route 128.
Weston voters approve $18 million town center redesign and utility burial
Weston town meeting approves $18 million town center overhaul in back-to-back two-thirds votes.
Weston voters approve $18 million town center redesign and utility burial
Weston town meeting approves $18 million town center overhaul in back-to-back two-thirds votes.