Commission approved two permits, continued three Notice of Intent hearings, and directed staff to make one more appeal on Article 97 land deal for Boston Post Road.
Select Board backed a $2.75 million school study for the warrant, approved tree removals and bylaw changes, and took no vote on senior housing.
Finance Committee unanimously backed a $2.75 million school feasibility study and $109,810 in capital equipment for the fall warrant.
Board continued HYM senior housing hearing after surprise land donation disclosure; also continued two other site plan reviews and approved sidewalk project.
The Weston Planning Board met October 7 to schedule hearings and reviews on residential development and site plan matters. A continued hearing on Regis College's proposed age-restricted multifamily housing at 300 Wellesley Street was on the agenda, along with public hearings for scenic road work on
The commission reviewed three capital projects without voting, raising concerns about playground safety and land purchase valuation.
The Weston Education Enrichment Fund Committee discussed planning for its October 16 HalloWEEFC fundraiser. Committee Chair Taylor McIntire addressed event logistics including costume contests, cocktails, and volunteers, while Jackie updated the group on auction offerings.
Weston hosted a forum detailing new rules and financing for accessory dwelling units.
Weston's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a special permit and parking variance for a 175-seat restaurant inside the town-owned Josiah Smith Tavern.
Select Board approved geothermal heating for the planned fire station at Field 13. The system would consist of approximately 20 boreholes each about 500 feet deep.
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