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Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Westwood Planning Board and Westwood Tree Warden Notice Of Public Hearing
The Westwood Planning Board and the Westwood Tree Warden will hold a joint remote public hearing to consider a retroactive Scenic Road Approval application filed by Steven David. The application concerns the unauthorized removal of at least two trees within the public right-of-way adjacent to 447 Dover Road, in accordance with local Scenic Road Rules and Regulations and state law.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Westwood Select Board Agenda
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The meeting includes updates on the Costco/Route 1 project and the appointment of a new youth poet laureate. Public hearings are scheduled for a new common victualler license for Twentieth Century Bowling Alley, an off-premise alcohol license for Roche Brothers Supermarkets, and an on-premise alcohol and entertainment license for Lifetime Club Operations Company. Additional business involves the conservation restriction for Hale Education/Trustees of Reservation, updates on Fire Station One, discussion on special town meeting and election ballot scheduling, extension of an inter-municipal agreement for animal control services, recruitment for town counsel, and annual board and committee appointments. The board will also review its value statement and town administrator goals.
May 4, 2026·Board meeting
Westwood Town Annual Town Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the presentation of public service awards and administrative oaths of office. Key discussions and actions covered financial matters such as budget adjustments for the current fiscal year and operating budgets for the upcoming year, along with the appropriation of funds for various municipal, school, and sewer capital improvement projects. Additional financial items addressed were the OPEB Liability Trust Fund, stabilization and special education reserve funds, and the rescinding of unissued debt. The assembly also conducted business regarding bylaw amendments, including citizen petitions on debate rules, general town meeting procedural updates, and zoning changes covering animal and adult daycare, commercial recreation, battery energy storage systems, and short-term rentals. Furthermore, the meeting addressed property transfers and authorized funding for the feasibility and schematic design of a fire station.