Shawn Amato

This report details the Town of Weston's ADA Initiative, outlining the process for auditing existing facilities and ensuring compliance with ADA requirements for new construction. It focuses on the development of a comprehensive Transition Plan, which includes identifying physical obstacles, proposing methods for accessibility retrofits, establishing a schedule for implementation, and assigning official responsibilities. The initiative also provides fiscal notes for various phases and emphasizes strategies such as building relationships with advocacy groups, budgeting annually for retrofits, and exceeding minimum requirements.

The meeting includes a discussion and decision regarding a resolution to authorize the First Selectwoman to sign lease documents as co-lessee for school technology equipment. Additionally, there will be a presentation on the Americans with Disabilities Act Access Audit and Transition Plan. The Board will also nominate members from the Panel of Moderators to serve as moderator and alternate moderator for the Annual Town Budget meeting, and consider the approval of tax refunds.

The agenda for the meeting included a vote on the selection of the Commission Chair and Vice-Chair, a presentation of the students' report, and discussions concerning future coalition steps, as well as the identification of member projects and goals.

The key discussion topic for this special meeting concerned the Board of Selectmen's proposed operating, capital, and debt service budgets for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027.

This document outlines the Town and School Capital Budget for the Town of Weston, detailing proposed capital expenditures and projects for various municipal departments. It covers initiatives for Parks & Recreation, Police, Fire, Library, Administration & Finance, Public Works, and the Senior Center. The plan addresses needs for scheduled replacements, infrastructure improvements, and maintaining operational service levels across fiscal years 2026 through 2031.