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The Waterfield Proposal from Civico will again be on the Planning Board's agenda on Tuesday at 7:15 pm via zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87279048615 and a public comment period will be included.
Planning Board agenda includes Waterfield
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Aim of articles is ‘simplify zoning bylaws’
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Winchester capital list leaves $12M Town Hall problem unsolved
Committee steers fall spending toward designs, vehicles and repairs while holding stabilization money for construction bills to come.