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📋 ProposedPlanning Board · June 18, 2026
On-Site Inspection — 3 October Lane
On-site inspection at 10:00 AM June 18 for a proposed new 3,493 sq ft house on a Scenic Road; part of the Scenic Road Site Plan Approval process.
📍 3 October Lane, Assessor's Map 12, Block 83
Why this matters: New construction on a scenic road affects neighborhood character.
Scenic Road Site Plan Approval Hearing — 3 October Lane (July 1, 2026)
Coming up July 1: public hearing via Zoom on Scenic Road Site Plan Approval for a new 3,493 RGFA house on a 0.80-acre Residence C lot; applicant/owner Hunter Beckmann.
📍 3 October Lane, Assessor's Map 12, Block 83
Why this matters: Scenic road approval hearing — neighbors may comment July 1.
444 Wellesley St, Weston High School – Field 1 Lights – Limited Site Plan & Aquifer Protection Overlay District
Public hearing on adding lights to Field 1 at Weston High School (444 Wellesley St), requiring aquifer protection overlay district (groundwater-protection zone) review.
📍 444 Wellesley St
Why this matters: New sports lights and aquifer protection review affect school and nearby residents.
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