Housing Authority Seeks $600,000 for Security Upgrade
Wellesley's Community Preservation Committee weighed a $600,000 security upgrade request from the Housing Authority but took no vote.
Wellesley's Community Preservation Committee weighed a $600,000 security upgrade request from the Housing Authority but took no vote.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee voted down $100,000 in free cash for White Pond legal work.
The Wellesley Recreation Commission opposed extending a Select Board tax-delinquency penalty to recreation services.
The Wellesley Select Board approved new affordable rents at Wellesley Place and heard Fire Chief Steve Martorelli defend the North 40 site for a new fire headquarters.
Wellesley's Board of Public Works approved a $158,000 contract to rebuild the Phillips Park playground. The board voted 3-0, with Chair Jeffrey Wechsler, Michael McManus and Edward (Ned) Hall all in favor, after reviewing six bids ranging from $158,000 to $180,000.
Wellesley Planning Board continued five large house reviews and heard a senior housing rezoning pitch.
The Wellesley Housing Authority approved its revised 2026 budget and two service contracts while disclosing a deepening maintenance staffing shortage.
Wellesley's Council on Aging board debated shrinking from 11 members to as few as seven. Chair Judy Gertler presented data showing peer-town Councils on Aging range from seven to eleven seats, arguing Wellesley's board is now oversized relative to comparable panels.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee rejected a citizens' petition to front-load free cash for school air conditioning.
Wellesley's Historical Commission approved one teardown waiver and continued three others amid size concerns.
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