City of Newton Traffic Council Traffic Council Agenda
The Traffic Council agenda includes discussions on various parking and traffic-related items. Key topics include requests for accessible parking spaces, implementation of no-parking zones, and changes to parking regulations such as resident permit requirements. The council will also review proposals for traffic calming measures, potential stop sign installations at intersections to improve safety, and long-term trials for traffic circulation changes to accommodate school and station construction projects.
Oct 5, 2026
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The meeting involved the review of several petitions and committee reports, including requests for special permits for residential construction projects involving multi-family dwellings, façade ratios, and retaining walls. The council discussed the appropriation of Community Preservation Act funding for the Newton Affordable Housing Trust and permanent bike share infrastructure. Other topics included the review of the Demolition Delay Ordinance, discussions regarding the size and configuration of the City Council, and the evaluation of the City Charter. Several mayoral appointments to local foundations and commissions were reviewed and approved. Additionally, the council addressed appeals concerning traffic council decisions regarding parking and stop signs, as well as authorization for an intermunicipal agreement for coordinated solid waste contract negotiations.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
City of Newton Finance Committee Finance Committee Report
The Finance Committee discussed and approved several financial and administrative items. Key topics included the transfer of funds for a Disability Pride event, the acceptance of a grant from the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency to purchase a portable power station, and the authorization of legal settlements regarding a vehicle accident and a water service line installation project. Additionally, the committee approved the transfer of excess debt exclusion bond proceeds between construction projects, authorized the acquisition of the property at 492 Waltham Street, and reviewed a contract authorization for the city's employee Flexible Spending Account program.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Of Newton Programs And Services Committee Agenda
The committee meeting agenda focuses on the authorization to purchase the property at 492 Waltham Street, which is intended to provide municipal flexibility, possibly serving as a temporary police station. Additional discussion items include a requested amendment to the city ordinances concerning the Dogs Off-Leash Program to add the Newton Highlands Playground Little League Field, and a proposed resolution in support of the Medicare for All bill and a single-payer healthcare system for the city.