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Permanent Building Committee

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Aug 21, 2026

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Brook Apartments Face Major Window Costs

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 3, 2026

Fire department project advances toward 2027 funding

The committee said it will proceed with the Fire Department project and target a spring 2027 Town Meeting request for construction funds, with bids expected by then. It also approved a $48,212.50 first requisition for Brook School Apartments and received an updated Memorial Pool schedule reducing projected costs by approximately $65,000.

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Briefing

May 13, 2026

Fire Department Project Targets 2027 Funding

The committee said it will proceed with the Fire Department project and plans to seek construction funding at Weston’s spring 2027 Town Meeting, with bids expected by then. Design funds have already been approved.

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Briefing

Apr 29, 2026

Pool Equipment Delay Could Extend Renovations

Memorial Pool renovations may not be completed until fall 2026 because variable-frequency drives are expected to take four months to arrive. The pool is expected to operate with existing equipment for the 2026 season, with a planned June 6 opening.

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Briefing

Apr 15, 2026

Pool upgrades delayed by equipment shortage

Memorial Pool’s variable-frequency drives are now expected to be four months late, so the pool will operate with existing equipment for the 2026 season. The project team still aims to open the pool on June 6.

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Briefing

Apr 1, 2026

Fire station design advances toward 2027

Weston is moving forward with a combined fire station project: a new primary facility at the High School/Middle School campus and a renovated Center Station as a secondary station. The committee reported that design work is targeted for completion before the 2027 Annual Town Meeting, with fee proposals received from Tecton and Vertex.

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Briefing

Mar 18, 2026

Fire Station Design Funding Takes Shape

The committee discussed an approximately $3.25 million design funding request for two new fire buildings and decommissioning the current South Avenue station. The Memorial Pool pump replacement received two bids, with the lower bid at approximately $172,000 and total project costs estimated at about $200,000.

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Briefing

Mar 4, 2026

Memorial Pool Renovations Near Public Bidding

Memorial Pool renovation documents were nearly complete for public bidding, with the committee noting that a contractor must be secured to meet the 2026 season. The Fire Department feasibility study was submitted to the Select Board, and the project is expected to seek Town Meeting funding for design.

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Briefing

Feb 4, 2026

Memorial Pool Bidding Moves Forward

Memorial Pool renovation bid documents are being assembled, with the committee saying a contractor must be hired in time for the 2026 season. The Fire Department feasibility study has been submitted to the Select Board, with further discussion expected on February 10.

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Briefing

Jan 21, 2026

Pool Renovation Design Drops Pump Drives

The committee decided to remove variable-frequency drives from the Memorial Pool renovation because of past operational problems and the pool’s short operating season. It also decided to purchase the pool pumps separately to speed the project, with an initial estimate of about $500,000 reported for a separate high school field-lighting proposal.

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Briefing

Jan 7, 2026

Brook Apartments Face Major Window Costs

The committee approved a $5,115 site survey for Brook School Apartments and reported that 132 existing windows may need replacement, with an estimated total cost of approximately $750,000. The estimate will be relayed to the Elderly Housing Committee for direction.

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