Capital Improvement Planning Committee

WAYLAND — June 3, 2026 — Wayland Capital Improvement Planning Committee scrutinizes IT cybersecurity shortfall and moves to overhaul capital submission process. IT Director Nick Lombardi told the three-member panel Wednesday that his $628,000 annual operating budget absorbs $240,000 in mandatory software subscriptions, leaving insufficient funds for cybersecurity remediation

WAYLAND — May 27, 2026 — Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee rescheduled its June meeting and previewed a leadership change at a short May 27 session. Chair Kelly Lappin moved the next meeting to June 3 after the town manager and planning director could not attend Tuesday, and canceled the

WAYLAND — May 13, 2026 — Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee debriefs town meeting errors and starts rewriting its project submission form. Vice-Chair Bradford Carver told the committee roughly $3.4 million in CIPC-recommended projects over five years did not appear in the town manager's plan,

WAYLAND — April 29, 2026 — Wayland capital committee will tell town meeting it cannot recommend the Holiday Road acquisition article. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee unanimously approved a second addendum to its fiscal 2027-2031 report documenting that a motion to recommend Article 16 had failed on a 2-2 vote,

WAYLAND — April 14, 2026 — Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee deadlocked 2-2 on whether to recommend a $200,000 Holiday Road feasibility study. The committee first voted 3-1 that it must take a position on Article 16, co-sponsored by the Select Board and School Committee to

WAYLAND — March 18, 2026 — Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee will recommend on a $200,000 Holiday Road feasibility study after the article's scope grew. Chair Kelly Lappin said the Select Board's March 16 vote to add potential school and recreation uses, and to make

WAYLAND — March 4, 2026 — Wayland capital committee stands by $8.3 million plan, rejecting town manager's $13.8 million ask. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee declined Tuesday to revise its fiscal 2027 recommendation, leaving Finance Committee members to reconcile a roughly $5.5 million gap before the May

WAYLAND — February 10, 2026 — Wayland capital committee extends five-year plan to fiscal 2031, recommends $2.5M ball field as excluded debt. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee voted 4-0, with Elizabeth Lusky absent, to authorize Chair Kelly Lappin to file an addendum to its Jan. 20 report covering fiscal

WAYLAND — February 4, 2026 — Wayland capital panel reshuffles five-year plan, parks four big projects in "purgatory." The Capital Improvement Planning Committee on Feb. 4 deferred a $1 million salt shed rehab and replaced an $1.8 million transfer station garage line with a $550,000 fiscal 2029

WAYLAND — January 26, 2026 — Wayland CIPC drafts FY28-31 capital plan, defers big calls until department heads testify. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee, chaired by Kelly Lappin, spent more than two hours Monday assigning funding sources to high-priority items and tagging "maybes" across four fiscal years, with