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Fresh faces and veterans on town committees

Wayland Town Crier 7/15/10: Fresh faces and veterans on town committees. After several weeks of interviewing and reviewing the resumes of candidates for several town boards, the Board of Selectmen reappointed Roger Backman to the Conservation Commission and Margery Baston and Chris Hagger to the Historic District Commission. At the same time, they named fresh faces Markey Burke, Ted Harding and Larry Kiernan to the Conservation Commission, and Kathie Steinberg and Kevin Crowley to the Historic District Commission.

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Board of Selectmen grill Historic District Commission members

Wayland Town Crier 6/22/10: Board of Selectmen grill Historic District Commission members. Three longtime members of the Historic District Commission (HDC), as well as a newer alternate member, face an uphill battle for reappointment after angering some town officials who disagreed with a commission ruling that no road work take place in the Historic District until the Town Center project is substantially under way.

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Board of Selectmen stand firm on traffic mitigation for Town Center

Wayland Town Crier 2/2/10: Board of Selectmen stand firm on traffic mitigation for Town Center. The Board of Selectmen dug in its heels on Monday night, refusing to amend traffic mitigation measures in its Development Agreement for the proposed Town Center project, thus continuing a stalemate with the Historic District Commission (HDC) which decreed that no road work take place in the Historic District until the project is substantially under way. Twenty Wayland is in litigation with the HDC over the conditions issued in its decision. "In view of the clear recommendations of our traffic consultant, it would be quite imprudent for the board to fly in the face of that and amend the agreement," said Selectmen Michael Tichnor. The selectmen’s decision was in response to a letter from Twenty Wayland on Jan. 20, in which the developer requested the four parties who previously issued or were party to agreements relative to traffic improvements required for the development to amend their agreements as outlined in the HDC’s certificate of hardship.

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Wayland panel considers compromise offer on plan for former Raytheon site

Boston Globe 1/31/10: Wayland panel considers compromise offer on plan for former Raytheon site. Wayland’s Historic District Commission is considering a settlement proposal from the…

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