Capital panel approves five-year plan, 4-0
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee voted 4-0 to approve its five-year capital plan and send it to the town manager.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee voted 4-0 to approve its five-year capital plan and send it to the town manager.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee revised its FY28 capital report, reserving final approval for October 14.
Capital committee approves FY28-31 plan with revisions, identifies reporting error to fix, and announces two departures.
Wayland's capital committee rebuilt its annual report structure and corrected a dozen closed-out school line items.
Wayland capital committee declines closed session, accepts $700,000 cybersecurity increase on town manager's word.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee shifted $700,000 from a delayed Town Hall roof repair to an expanded IT cybersecurity request.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee debated funding for a $700,000 town hall roof repair and raised the prospect of bundling large capital projects into excluded-debt ballot questions at its September 9 meeting.
Wayland capital committee rebuilds FY28 plan around $9.16M envelope after finance director skips meetings.
Wayland's capital committee questioned a $2 million school study request accelerated two years to fiscal 2028.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee learned a discontinued fire sensor line will cost the town $770,000 more than planned.
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