Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Sep 28, 2027·Board meeting agenda
Public Arts and Culture Committee Meeting
The agenda includes reports on outreach efforts such as the Faire on the Square and directory updates, as well as subcommittee and project team reports covering governance, funding, and programming initiatives like WaterTunes, River of Light, the Community Sculpture Walk, and Edible Watertown. Old business includes a discussion on funding for the Prospect Street Mural, while new business involves the recognition of Matt Jatkolta.
Nov 17, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Memorialization Committee Agenda
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The agenda for the meeting includes the election of officers, specifically the Chair, Vice-Chair, and Clerk, as well as a discussion regarding the establishment and review of memorial policies.
Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Planning Board Planning Meeting
The meeting includes administrative business, specifically a report from the Designee to the Community Preservation Committee. The primary case for discussion is a site plan review for a 4-story mixed-use development at 45 Mt Auburn Street, comprising approximately 160 residential units, 9,500 square feet of commercial space, and 99 parking spaces, along with associated site improvements.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Of Watertown Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda
The Commission is scheduled to review a temporary handicap parking space at 21 George Street and a request to restrict parking to handicap only at 37 Adams Street. Further agenda items include multiple traffic and parking requests for Phillips, Parker, and Garnet Streets, such as parking prohibitions, installation of all-way stop controls, and speed humps. Additionally, the commission will consider requests regarding the removal of no parking restrictions on Pierce Road and Grant Avenue, as well as potential changes to residential parking limits and permits.
