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Sep 14, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Town of Dedham Facilities Assessment and Master Plan 2026-2036
This document, Volume 1 of the Dedham Town Wide Facilities Assessment and Master Plan, serves as a comprehensive study of 24 municipal and school facilities. It aims to establish an evidence-based understanding of building age, physical condition, life safety compliance, and deferred maintenance. Key findings highlight the need to address active life safety deficiencies and advance replacement decisions for the oldest buildings, using metrics such as the Facilities Condition Index (FCI) and Educational Adequacy Index (EAI) to prioritize capital improvements and long-term visions.
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Town Of Dedham Conservation Commission Meeting Notice
The Conservation Commission meeting agenda includes public comments, a review of continued and new applications for residential projects involving new single-family dwellings, tree removals, additions, and roadway construction. The committee will also address requests for certificates of compliance for subdivision roadway projects, discuss and vote on a comment letter regarding the Mass Ready Act, and discuss and vote on a comment letter concerning an ENF filing at 318 West Street, followed by an agent's report.
May 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Design Review Advisory Board Meeting Notice
The board will review multiple signage requests for local commercial properties, including waiver requests for Courthouse Cigar, and proposals for window and wall signs for Love & Grace, Exxon Mobil, Tighe Logistics Group, Boot Barn, and Shkodra Byrek. Additionally, the meeting agenda includes space for the discussion of old and new business matters as raised by members, staff, or the public.
Jan 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Town Of Dedham Minutes Of The Select Board Meeting
Key discussions included ongoing deficit-reduction processes affecting the FY27 budget, upcoming community meetings to gather public feedback, and updates on the Senior Center's new event series. The Select Board adopted a PILOT policy, and gift acceptances for the Endicott Estate and Youth Commission were approved. Department updates covered the replacement of the Endicott Estate's main entrance ramp and the ongoing legal agreement for the Endicott Community Greenhouse. Revenue and participation growth in Parks and Recreation were reviewed, alongside concerns about fee increases limiting access for youth groups. The Board implemented parking restrictions on Colwell Drive for public safety during school hours and received an update on the Manor Flow Study, deciding to pursue a low-pressure system to mitigate private property backups. The date to close the warrant for the Spring Annual Town Meeting was set for February 13, 2026. The Town Green Working Group was dissolved following the summary of its activities, including managing budget challenges for the Town Green project. Budget updates for FY26 Quarter 2 and FY27 development were presented, noting rising health insurance costs. The Board also completed the annual evaluation of the Town Manager, Leon Goodwin. Additionally, an update was provided on the selection of a facilities plan consultant, and a member announced their decision not to seek reelection.
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