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Aug 6, 2026
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South Reservoir Dam Improvements.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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106146
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
399
Population
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23,710
Procurement Hell Score
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68 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Winchester
The board met to review and vote on the hiring of the HR/Benefits Coordinator. The board unanimously approved hiring the candidate at a rate beyond the mid-point of the compensation schedule.
The Conservation Commission reviewed several environmental permit requests, issuing Negative Determinations of Applicability for a bridge replacement at Smith Pond, landscaping and patio expansion at 101-103 Canal Street, and a Certificate of Compliance for the Winchester Swim and Tennis Club. The commission approved the removal of dangerous trees at 83-85 Canal Street and discussed a driveway relocation at 9 Brookside Place that required no filing. Other topics included the potential transfer of open-space parcels on Highland Avenue, updates on land grants for Forest Ridge, a conflict-of-interest concern regarding invasive plant treatment, town forest grant opportunities, concerns about the Mass Ready Act, and an extension permit for Wedge Pond water treatment.
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The meeting addressed multiple conservation and property matters. Key actions included the issuance of an Enforcement Order for unpermitted work and fill in a buffer zone at 45-47 Everett Ave, approval of the Parterre Mill Pond Landscaping Proposal, and the authorization of a Certificate of Compliance for the Shore Road Bridge. The commission also reviewed updates on the Wedge Pond project, discussed a proposed letter to Glen Green abutters, and reviewed the status of the Ledges Conservation Restriction. Other items, including an ethics discussion regarding invasive plant removal and an inquiry regarding Highland Ave, were continued to a future date.
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