Consultant Eric Dray briefs Weston Historical Commission on federal rehab standards
Weston Historical Commission gets a primer on the federal preservation standards governing its CPA reviews.
Weston Historical Commission gets a primer on the federal preservation standards governing its CPA reviews.
Weston Historical Commission cleared additions to a 1922 Case Williams district cottage, advanced a water tower demolition question to a June 17 public hearing, and backed a granite entrance slab for the old library — all at a lengthy May 20 meeting.
Weston Historical Commission declared three properties significant and one not significant at its April 29 meeting, continuing two public hearings to May 20.
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.
Weston Historical Commission questions scope of historic preservation plan for 180-unit Woodley Farm apartment proposal.
Weston Historical Commission advances child care conversion of 1827 Federal house after finding three properties significant. The commission voted unanimously to find 863 Boston Post Road, the Alpheus Bigelow Jr.
Weston Historical Commission unanimously approves restoration of the 1867 Fisk House at 215 Boston Post Road.
Weston Historical Commission declares Birch Lane workers cottages historically significant and hears warnings that a decade-long deed dispute could freeze the $9.1 to $9.4 million JST building renovation.
Weston Historical Commission defers ruling on Birch Lane affordable housing demolition, schedules site visit.
Weston Historical Commission authorizes general support for Town Center project amid single $13.8 million bid.
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