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Wayland Historical Commission hears Sherman's Bridge redesign keeps timber deck, five-foot walkway

WAYLAND -- January 7, 2026, Wayland Historical Commission hears Sherman's Bridge redesign keeps timber deck and five-foot walkway. DPW Director Tom Holder told the Jan. 7 remote meeting the current design eliminates a proposed asphalt layer over the wood driving deck, lowers the rail barrier and uses all-

Wayland Conservation Commission continues four wetlands cases, closes out gas line project

WAYLAND -- January 7, 2026, Wayland Conservation Commission clears short January agenda in 20 minutes. Chair Sean Fair gaveled in at 6:32 p.m. and adjourned at 6:52 with six of seven members present; Vice-Chair Shannon Fischer was absent. The commission continued four pending wetlands hearings, the Carroll

Wayland CPC sends two warrant articles to 2026 Annual Town Meeting

WAYLAND -- January 7, 2026, Wayland Community Preservation Committee finalizes 2026 Town Meeting slate with expanded Dudley Pond study. Chair Susan Weinstein's committee voted unanimously to forward a set-asides article allocating $145,862 each to community housing, historic resources and open space, plus $374,032 in Mainstone debt

Wayland CIPC advances $6M FY27 capital plan, phases Town Building roof

WAYLAND -- January 7, 2026, Wayland's capital committee pares FY27 recommendations and defers a $2.5M baseball field rebuild. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee, chaired by Kelly Lappin, advanced roughly $5.97 million in high-priority FY27 projects to the town manager and added about $1.17 million in

Wayland capital committee phases $2.5M Town Building roof, defers ballfield project

WAYLAND -- January 7, 2026, Wayland capital committee phases Town Building roof, defers $2.5M ballfield rebuild. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee on Wednesday endorsed Director of Buildings Michael Faia's plan to spread a previously $2.8 million Town Building roof request across four years totaling $2,481,550,

Wayland panel hears Vinfen pitch for 212 Cochituate Road housing

WAYLAND -- January 7, 2026, Vinfen executives brief Wayland committee on group-home model for Cochituate Road parcel. Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Chines and Senior Vice President Joe Gomes told the 212 Cochituate Road Advisory Committee on Jan. 7 that the $320 million nonprofit operates roughly 200 group residences serving about

Wayland Public Works board sends $38.6 million water article to Town Meeting

WAYLAND -- January 6, 2026, Wayland DPW board votes 5-0 to send $38.6 million long-term water article to Town Meeting. The Board of Public Works on Tuesday endorsed construction funding for a permanent Happy Hollow PFAS treatment facility ($16.1 million) and a permanent MWRA connection ($22.5

Select Board signals task force on Dover Amendment projects after resident outcry

WAYLAND -- January 5, 2026, Wayland's Select Board faces resident demands for a Dover Amendment task force as Veritas construction continues. More than a dozen abutters of the Veritas Christian Academy and Coptic Church projects told the board on Jan. 5 that Planning Board review of only Phase 1,

Wayland Finance Committee targets 34-page cut to Town Meeting warrant

WAYLAND -- January 5, 2026, Wayland Finance Committee targets a 34-page cut to the 2026 Town Meeting warrant. Chair P. Giudice set a goal of trimming the warrant from 139 pages to 105 and shrinking the committee's own report from 15 pages to eight to 10, capping standard

Wayland Board of Health recommends permit fee hikes in 3-0 vote

WAYLAND -- January 5, 2026, Wayland Board of Health backs permit fee hikes and hears new PFAS warning. The board voted 3-0 Monday, with Chair Robert Defrancesco, Jonathan Storer and Kathryn Holland Stiff in attendance, to recommend raising potable well permits to $300, irrigation well permits to $175, and applying

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