Unified Plan Committee

Weston's Unified Plan Committee unanimously overhauled how its working groups collect information, authorizing individual members to conduct stakeholder interviews independently and report back to posted open meetings.

Weston's Unified Plan Committee agreed to extend its subcommittee research phase toward late November and voted to absorb the work of the recently dissolved Town Governance Study Committee into the unified plan's governance section.

Weston's Unified Plan Committee consolidated its subcommittee structure into three categories as the town's master plan enters its second phase.

Weston's Unified Plan Committee unanimously adopted its vision statement and began shaping the working group structure that will drive the town's first comprehensive master plan.

Weston's Unified Planning Committee locked in logistics for a March 20 community vision meeting and opened debate on a subcommittee structure to drive phase two of the town's comprehensive plan.

Weston's Unified Plan Committee unanimously elected Danielle Black as its new chair after the outgoing chair resigned from both the committee and the Planning Board, citing household changes.

Weston's Unified Planning Committee reached near-consensus on a draft vision statement for the town's comprehensive plan at its February 12 meeting.

Weston's Unified Plan Committee sent its draft master-plan vision statement back for a third revision after members said it over-emphasized protected open space and underplayed schools, housing diversity, and the town's near-total dependence on residential property taxes.

Weston's Unified Plan Committee forms subcommittee to merge nine vision drafts into one.

Weston Unified Plan Committee sets Dec. 11 survey close and town meeting pitch for $50,000.