Weston housing panel previews plan due to state by mid-August
Weston housing panel previews plan due to state by mid-August amid two pending 40B fights.
Weston housing panel previews plan due to state by mid-August amid two pending 40B fights.
Kendal Common committee schedules October historic preservation forum. The study committee approved prior minutes at its July 23 meeting, with members Alicia Primer, David Fixler, and Rick Brotman present alongside staff member Justine Cook. The committee is establishing distinctive historic
Weston Traffic Committee plans September 21 deadline for Route 30 reconstruction comments. The committee, meeting July 22, unanimously approved minutes from recent sessions.
Weston School Committee ratifies two labor agreements through 2029. Chair Daina Selvig led the Committee to unanimous approval of a Memorandum of Agreement with the Weston Educators Association establishing cost-of-living adjustments of 2.75 percent in fiscal year 2027, 3.5 percent in fiscal year
Weston Traffic and Sidewalk Committee tentatively sets September 15 to close Route 30 shared-use path public comment.
Weston Conservation Commission approves pool project in sensitive wetland buffer zone. Chair Rees Tulloss and three other members unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for the 144 Beaver Road project, which includes a pool, pool house, equipment pad, and stormwater improvements.
Weston Conservation Commission unanimously approved a pool and pool house project and cleared four compliance certificates at its July 21 remote meeting.
The Weston Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to spend up to $20,000 appraising a 1.92-acre meadow at 819 Boston Post Road for possible town purchase.
Weston Council on Aging hears housing development proposal, receives state grants. Director Stephanie Keane reported the budget in good shape for FY26 and FY27 transitions, with participation up 1,500 attendees and 145 individuals in FY26.
Weston Building Committee approved five project invoices and contract amendments totaling $425,000. The Permanent Building Committee unanimously backed the authorizations spanning the Brook School Apartments Project, Fire Station Project, and consulting services, with the largest being a $394,064
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