Wellesley Historical Commission transcript yields no substantive business

WELLESLEY — December 9, 2024 — 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. The commission, chaired by Michael Racette with Alexander Gavis as vice chair and Larry McNally as secretary, typically reviews demolition applications for historically significant properties. No findings, motions or public comments can be reported from the available transcript. Residents seeking the substance of the meeting will need to consult the official minutes once posted to the town's AgendaCenter.

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