Wellesley's Advisory Committee clashed over a dissenting report on a special town meeting article and heard a wide-ranging FY28 budget preview from the schools.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee voted down $100,000 in free cash for White Pond legal work.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee rejected a citizens' petition to front-load free cash for school air conditioning.
The Wellesley Advisory Committee voted 12-1 to advance a new top salary grade for three senior town officials.
The Wellesley Advisory Committee heard presentations on four Special Town Meeting articles, with extended debate over competing approaches to school air conditioning funding. Planning Director Rob Watchilla requested $350,000 for a 2027-2028 Comprehensive Plan and a $15,570 planning salary transfer.
Wellesley Advisory Committee grills dueling plans to cool four hot schools, votes on none of it.
Advisory Committee heard presentations on Special Town Meeting articles on compensation and land acquisition.
Wellesley Advisory Committee hears pay-ceiling fix and a murky pond-trust petition, votes on neither.
Advisory Committee votes to eliminate mandatory postal mailing requirement for annual report. The committee voted 12 to 1 to approve amended bylaw language for Article 11, shifting the report to electronic delivery with printed copies available at Town Hall and the Wellesley Free Library. In an
Wellesley Advisory Committee votes 12-1 to end mandatory postal mailing of its Advisory Report and hears a contested pitch to let school bus contracts run 10 years instead of five. Secretary Doug Wilkins said the U.S.
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