Wellesley's Permanent Building Committee honored retiring Design and Construction Manager Stephen D. Gagosian and approved routine business unanimously.
Wellesley Town Hall issued reminders this week of deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 state election, including an Oct. 24 cutoff to register to vote at Town Hall.
Wellesley's Design Review Board approved revised plans for a large house at 35 Albion Road after the applicant removed a planned pool and agreed to shrink a retaining wall.
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.
Wellesley's Wetlands Protection Committee took up the town's plan to demolish a condemned house at 3 Bacon Street after officials said the town had been "ghosted by four different contractors," while a contested 24-unit apartment hearing on Walnut Street remained unresolved.
Wellesley's School Committee approved a $96,856,075 fiscal 2027 adjusted budget and accepted $3,133,107 in state and federal grants on 5-0 votes Tuesday.
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.
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