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On Tuesday, June 14 at 7:30 p.m., as part of a regular Selectmen’s meeting, consultants from The Cecil Group will present for discussion an outline scope defining criteria that may be used for the purpose of requesting proposals for re-use of the Josiah Smith Tavern and Old Library buildings.
If you would like to submit comments about these two buildings, please contact:

Ted Brovitz
tbrovitz@cecilgroup.com
The Cecil Group
241 A Street, Suite 500
Boston, MA 02210

Preliminary Report on Re-Use Alternatives, Josiah Smith Tavern and the Old Library Building

You are invited to the 2nd Annual

WESTON ICE CREAM SOCIAL
And BAND CONCERT
On the TOWN GREEN!

Wednesday, June 15th,
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
No Rain Date

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Warrant Articles for Annual Town Meeting in May 2011

All articles were approved

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Garden Mania Plant Sale

Visit the Josiah Smith Tavern Barn, 358 Boston Post Rd, on Friday May 20th and Saturday May 21st from 9am – 1pm.  The Country Garden Club of Weston is holding it’s annual plant sale to raise money for it’s local beautification projects : Paine garden at the Council on Aging, High School Courtyard, Brook Street Apts & Holiday decorating at the Golden Ball Tavern & Art in Bloom.  “interesting and hard to find perennials” as well as all of your favorite annuals.

A public hearing on the School Budget conducted by the School Committee will take place during an open meeting hosted by the Weston Board of Selectmen to discuss the proposed budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012  at the Town Hall Auditorium Monday May 2nd beginning at 7:30.  All are encouraged to attend.

On April 12, 2011 at 7:45 pm,  The Weston Stormwater Working Group will be presenting the proposed By-Law at the Board of Selectmen’s public hearing.

In May, Weston residents will be asked to adopt a Stormwater By-Law at Town Meeting.  The goal of the By-law is to ensure that development, redevelopment, and land disturbance activities do not increase stormwater runoff.  Regulating stormwater protects abutting wetlands, properties, and homeowners from the likelihood of experiencing increased flooding problems and erosion from nearby construction sites.

Your attendance and voice at this meeting is extremely important. This will be the last chance to get any language changes in the proposal before it goes to print into the warrant for town meeting. These proposals will cost Weston Residents a lot of money and a lot of time and hassle. Come learn how property owners will be impacted. The by-law is written very strictly and should be relaxed.