Carole Plumb

April 17, 2025 Economic Development Committee Meeting

May 2, 2025

Terrain Café Proposal for Boston Post Road Site Raises Economic Hopes and Business Concerns The Economic Development Committee (EDC) heard what started as public comment that lasted for an hour about a

Municipal Meeting Recaps

April 22, 2025 Select Board Meeting

May 2, 2025

Wayland Select Board Reorganizes Carol Martin Elected Chair Carol Martin was unanimously elected chair of the Select Board and Doug Levine as vice chair. Anne Brensley, who supported the appointments, departed the

Municipal Meeting Recaps

April 22, 2025 Planning Board Meeting

May 2, 2025

Prior to a vote, Town Planner Robert Hummel confirmed that Kevin O’Leary, applicant for 13 Charena Road, PB #24-07 Amendment to Definitive Subdivision, had been granted an extension of the decision deadline

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More Homes on the Same Lot? – Wayland to Vote on New ADU Zoning

April 4, 2025

Carole.Plumb@waylandpost.org To combat the housing shortage and rising prices, Massachusetts passed the Affordable Housing Act in August 2024. One policy initiative in the Act was to require municipalities to allow Accessory Dwelling

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Aquifer at the Crossroads: The High- Stakes Future of 195 Main and Wayland’s Water.

March 21, 2025

The funding of next steps for the long-term dual source (a.k.a. hybrid) connection to the MWRA water supply will be among the voted decisions at the upcoming April 7, 2025 Annual Town

Living Green·News

Choosing a Safe, Sufficient Drinking Water Source for the Future

March 7, 2025

At the Annual Town Meeting, residents will be asked to decide on the future source of Wayland’s public drinking water and consider what they are willing to pay for water quality, redundancy

Municipal Meeting Recaps

Living Green·News

Choosing a Safe, Sufficient Drinking Water Source for the Future

March 7, 2025

At the Annual Town Meeting, residents will be asked to decide on the future source of Wayland’s public drinking water and consider what they are willing to pay for water quality, redundancy

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