Weston Historical Commission Votes to Pursue Merriam Street Preservation Restriction
Weston Historical Commission votes to pursue a preservation deed restriction on a Merriam Street colonial, with compensation valued at $325,000.
Topic
Historical Commission
Members: Phyllis Halpern (Co-Chair), Steve Wagner (Member), Alfred Aydelott (Member), Kathryn Scadden (Member), Henry S. Stone, Jr. (Member), John Thompson (Member), Ford Curran (Member)
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