Design Review Committee rejects two major residential projects over massing and proportions.
Design Review Committee rejects two single-family home projects on design grounds.
Design Review Committee rejects two single-family home projects on design grounds.
Winchester energy management committee approves prior meeting minutes. The committee's five voting members approved minutes from March 23 and April 13 with one abstention.
Housing Partnership Board approves amended affordable housing accord.
Conservation Commission investigates potential wetlands violation at 47 Everett Ave. Homeowner Tod Gulick presented evidence that an unauthorized stone retaining wall and fill at 45 Everett Ave are encroaching on his property and threatening his sewer easement. Attorney Rich Mucci, representing the
Winchester Planning Board delegates response to open meeting law complaint to chair. The Planning Board voted unanimously, five-zero, to delegate to Chair Jack LeMenager the formal response to an open meeting law complaint filed by Michelle Bergstrom against board member Keri Layton. The complaint
Trust approves affordable housing deal at 33 Mount Vernon Street. The Affordable Housing Trust voted 4 to 3 to adopt an amended memorandum of understanding with developer Urban Spaces, committing the developer to provide three deed-restricted affordable units at 80 percent of area median income in
Winchester Board of Health approves opposition to state authority limits.
Winchester Committee on Community Preservation deemed seven applications eligible for funding. Chair Christina Marshall led the committee through review of eleven initial grant applications for Community Preservation Act funding, approving projects including the Forrest Ridge public park tree
Winchester Select Board raised parking and transfer station fees for the first time in roughly a decade.
Winchester Planning Board defers open meeting law complaint to a future meeting. The board, chaired by Jack LeMenager and including members Amy Beliveau, Brian Vernaglia, John Cortizas, and Keri Layton, met remotely and voted unanimously to postpone discussion of a complaint filed by Michelle
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