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Weston unveils final draft 2026 Open Space and Recreation Plan at public forum

WESTON — February 10, 2026 — Weston held its final public presentation of the draft 2026 Open Space and Recreation Plan on February 10, drawing roughly double the public survey response of the previous 2017 update. The ad hoc Committee on Open Space and Recreation Plan, appointed by the Select Board and

Weston Historical Commission Advances Glen Road Tudor House to Public Hearing

WESTON — February 10, 2026 — Weston Historical Commission finds three historic-area properties significant and clears two applications at its February 10 meeting. Co-Chair Phyllis Halpern presided as the commission voted unanimously to find structures at 59 Orchard Avenue, 265 Glen Road, and 50 Golden Ball Road historically significant under

Weston Unified Plan Committee elects new vice chair, advances housing review

WESTON — February 9, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee elected a new co-vice chair and debated contested housing language at its February 9 meeting. The committee unanimously elected Marga Hutcheson as a second co-vice chair, filling a seat vacated by a departing member, on a motion by

Weston Finance Committee recommends $348,000 in CPA spending, defers three recreation requests

WESTON — February 5, 2026 — Weston's Finance Committee unanimously recommended two Community Preservation Act articles totaling $348,000 at its February 5 remote meeting while leaving three recreation proposals unresolved. The committee voted 8-0 to recommend a $300,000 CPA grant for Phase 1 of a Town Green

Weston ZBA unanimously approves variances to split historic Case Estates parcels

WESTON — February 4, 2026 — Weston's Zoning Board of Appeals cleared the way Wednesday for the sale of three decaying historic structures on the Case Estates property. The three-member board voted 3-0 to approve variances for lot size, street frontage, and side setbacks at 133 Wellesley Street,

Weston Planning Board reviews HYM senior living bylaw, closes three site hearings

WESTON — February 4, 2026 — Weston Planning Board holds informal working review of HYM senior living bylaw before formal hearings begin. The board spent roughly 45 minutes Wednesday in a pre-hearing session with HYM Investment Group representatives Doug Manns, Alexa Jakobowski, and Ben Tampker, examining a revised zoning warrant article

Weston CPC Returns $413,000 to Reserves, Advances Dog Park and Tree Planting Bids

WESTON — February 2, 2026 — Weston's Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to close out roughly $413,000 in completed projects and return the funds to its unallocated reserves at its February 2 meeting, the panel's first gathering in about six months. Chair Glenn Butcher, participating remotely, handed

Weston Finance Committee Backs Moderator Appointments for Mid-Term Vacancies

WESTON — January 29, 2026 — Weston Finance Committee unanimously backs moderator control over mid-term vacancies and reviews a $3.9 million road project. The committee voted 5-0 at its January 29 meeting to recommend that future mid-term Finance Committee vacancies be filled by the town moderator rather than

Weston Select Board approves AT&T cell equipment at Love Lane in split vote

WESTON — January 28, 2026 — Weston Select Board approves AT&T small cell installation in two-to-one vote and opens town meeting warrant. At its January 27 meeting, the board voted 2-1 to grant AT&T a location permit to install small cell wireless equipment on an

Weston Select Board Approves AT&T Small Cell Permit at Love Lane, 2-1

WESTON — January 27, 2026 — Weston Select Board approves AT&T small cell permit at Love Lane, 2-1, as $123 million FY27 budget debuts. Town Manager Leon Gaumond presented a draft FY27 operating budget totaling just over $123 million — up roughly 5.1 million dollars from the prior year

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