Historical Commission

Weston's Historical Commission approved two window applications, referred a garage addition to a public hearing, and formed a working group to advance appraisal discussions on the historically significant Wellington Farm property at 47 Wellesley Street.

Weston Historical Commission unanimously backed a citizen petition to release $18,750 for structural and soils testing at the historic Weston Depot at its September 23 meeting.

Weston's Historical Commission unanimously backed a plan to convert the Case Estates barn into a residence and sell all three Case Estates structures as separate properties. Co-Chair Phyllis Halpern and members including Alfred Aydelott and Henry S.

Weston Historical Commission unanimously backs warrant article to release $18,750 for depot investigation.

Weston Historical Commission gives consensus backing to a proposed wall of windows at the historic Josiah Smith Tavern barn, part of a farm-to-table restaurant plan.

Weston Historical Commission votes unanimously to impose a 12-month demolition delay on an 18 Sudbury Road gambrel house on a scenic road.

Weston Historical Commission advances demolition review for 1827 Sudbury Road Dutch Colonial farmhouse. The commission voted unanimously at its May 6 meeting to find both the Alice M.

Weston's Historical Commission unanimously approved window replacement projects at three significant properties and opened debate over a planned state bridge replacement.

Weston Historical Commission clears four projects and sends a 1786 home's window plan to a public hearing.

Weston Historical Commission clears window and siding projects at two Derby Lane houses.