Christina Carlton

The meeting agenda includes an executive session regarding accidental disability retirement cases for members of the Norfolk Police Department and Westwood Fire Department. Business items involve a monthly financial package presentation, investment updates from Wainwright, and discussions regarding the Core Real Estate RFP. Additionally, the board will address personnel committee updates, the adoption of a HIPAA waiver per PERAC memo, an investment consultant RFP, and the Director's report.

The agenda includes several scheduled hearings and continuations for zoning and land use matters. Key discussion topics cover the installation of Padel ball courts at the Blue Hill Country Club, a proposal for a 12-lot subdivision by HP Homes, LLC, a site plan approval for the redevelopment of Galvin Middle School, a request for dimensional relief to subdivide property on Bolivar Street, and a special permit application for an online exotic pet shop.

The agenda focuses on organizational and policy matters, including the introduction of committee members and addressing vacancies. Key discussion topics include the Open Space and Recreation Plan, a review of the committee charter, the scheduling of future meetings, and the election of a committee Chair and Clerk. Additionally, the meeting will cover committee composition and recruitment, verification of Conflict of Interest certifications, a review of existing disability-related policies, and the implementation of the ADA Transition plan.

The agenda focuses on the authorization of various payments, processing of member and retiree status changes, and administrative financial tasks including bills, payroll, and legal invoices. Key items include legal updates from the Compliance Officer, an executive session to review accidental disability retirement cases, and the presentation of the monthly financial package. Investment-related business covers updates from Wainwright, as well as rankings and potential votes regarding the Core Real Estate RFP and an Investment Consultant RFP. Additionally, the Board will address an IT consultant, updates from the Personnel Committee, and the potential adoption of a HIPAA waiver.

The agenda covered the Annual Town Meeting 2026, specifically regarding Article 33 on the Specialized Energy Code and the EDC Committee Report. Key discussion items included Canton small business initiatives and engagement, modifications to the EDC website, and status updates on new business developments at Downtown, 275 Dan Road, 362 Turnpike Street, and 95 Washington Street. Additionally, the committee received updates from the Town Planner and reviewed progress on the Master Plan.