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Committee on Government Regulations establishes April review schedule

Winchester Government Regulations Committee sets a five-week review timeline for bylaws articles. The Committee on Government Regulations, with Stephen Boksanski presiding, scheduled feedback sessions for April 7 and April 14, with voting on recommendations April 15-16 and final report due April

COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS · Meeting of March 31, 2026

Winchester Government Regulations Committee sets a five-week review timeline for bylaws articles. The Committee on Government Regulations, with Stephen Boksanski presiding, scheduled feedback sessions for April 7 and April 14, with voting on recommendations April 15-16 and final report due April 20. Members were assigned to specific articles: Megan Blackwell assisting with Article 13 fines, Meredith Crowley and Don Bradford leading Article 17, and Ms.

Connelly leading Article 13 on Board of Health issues. The committee will seek input from pesticide regulation proponent Kathy Valone on municipal property restrictions and will invite the Town Clerk and Board of Health to provide feedback.

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Source: the COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS meeting of March 31, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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