Unified Plan Committee

WESTON — June 8, 2026 — Weston Unified Plan Committee hears competing demographic projections and debates whether outside models should drive planning goals. At its June 8 meeting, the committee received a presentation from Sarah Philbrick, research manager at the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, comparing MAPC's UrbanSim-based household projections

WESTON — May 11, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee approved its land use draft but could not resolve a fundamental housing policy split at its May 11 meeting. Subcommittee member Bob Engler told the committee he had been unable to produce a unified housing draft, proposing instead that the

WESTON — April 13, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee voted unanimously to reshuffle subcommittee assignments and declined to write a support letter for the town's Open Space and Recreation Plan at its April 13 meeting. Chair Danielle Ferenz led the committee in approving the move of member

WESTON — March 23, 2026 — Weston's Unified Planning Committee deferred a vote on supporting the town's Open Space and Recreation Plan and advanced work on its draft comprehensive plan at a March 23 session. Committee Chair Danielle Black, representing the Council on Aging, led the two-hour

WESTON — March 2, 2026 — Weston Unified Plan Committee spends two hours refining town's long-range Issues and Opportunities draft. The seven-member committee, chaired by Danielle Black, voted unanimously to approve minutes and submit a progress report to the Annual Town Report before turning to substantive review of

WESTON — February 9, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee elected a new co-vice chair and debated contested housing language at its February 9 meeting. The committee unanimously elected Marga Hutcheson as a second co-vice chair, filling a seat vacated by a departing member, on a motion by

WESTON — January 21, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee agreed to a late-May deadline for completing draft goals and set up a community survey, while debating contested language in draft housing and land use sections of the town's first comprehensive plan in roughly 60 years. Town