Historical Commission votes to preserve three properties with demolition delays. Chair Michael Racette and the five-member commission voted to impose 12-month delays on 38 Calvin Road, 39 Emerson Road, and 52 Kenilworth Road, finding each Preferably Preserved under Article 46C architectural and
WELLESLEY -- April 15, 2026, Wellesley Historical Commission votes 4-0 with one abstention to preferably preserve 38 Calvin Road. Vice Chair Alexander Gavis moved the determination on the architectural prong of the town'
Wellesley Historical Commission approves preservation determinations for two residential properties. The board voted 7-0 to preferably preserve a circa-1948 Cape Cod at 10 Brewster Road and 6-1 to preserve a 1936 Garrison Colonial at 63 Donizetti Street, each imposing 12-month demolition delays.
Historical Commission unanimously preserves two Wellesley homes. The 1937 residence at 37 Martin Road and the circa-1910 Sarah Young house at 31 Lantern Lane received 12-month demolition delays, with votes passing 7-0 on both determinations. The Commission approved a waiver for a Dutch Colonial
The Wellesley Historical Commission voted unanimously to designate four residential properties as preferably preserved, each imposing a 12-month delay on demolition permits. Chair Michael Racette and five members including Vice Chair Alexander Gavis, Secretary Larry McNally, Michael Greco, and
Wellesley Historical Commission weighs preferably-preserved finding for 1913 home at 53 Elmwood Road.
Wellesley Historical Commission's May 12 recording captures almost nothing of the meeting. The only audible exchange in the transcript is Chair Michael Racette remarking that he had not heard from Secretary Larry McNally but expected him to attend.
Wellesley Historical Commission approves partial demolitions at two historic homes in unanimous 7-0 votes. The commission cleared work at 855 Washington St., the 1855 slate-sided gardener's cottage on the Hunnewell estate designed by H.H.
Wellesley Historical Commission's Dec. 9 meeting transcript contains no substantive business. The public-access recording, as transcribed, captures only a brief audio check — "Can you hear me?" — with no commissioners identified by name, no agenda items discussed and no votes taken.
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