Politics & Government
Recreational Marijuana Bylaw, Road Demolition, Collective Bargaining: Wayland Special Town Meeting
Wayland holds a special town meeting in November to address and vote on 16 articles.
WAYLAND, MA—Wayland holds a Special Town Meeting on Nov. 14 and 15 at the Wayland High School field house beginning at 7 p.m. to open the vote to 16 articles, ranging from banning recreational marijuana stores to updating athletic fields to funds for a new library.
The doors open at 6 p.m. The last day to register to vote in the STM is Nov. 4. The Town Clerk's office will be open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. for voter registration. Register online here.
The following are the articles on the warrant for November's Special Town Meeting:
- A Pay Previous Fiscal Year Unpaid Bills Board of Selectmen
- B Current Year Transfers Board of Selectmen
- C Accept Gifts of Land at Town Center Board of Selectmen
- D Change Filing Deadline for Circuit Breaker Match Board of Selectmen Program
- E Compensation for Town Clerk Board of Selectmen
- F Personnel Bylaws and Wage and Board of Selectmen Classification Plan
- G Town Union Collective Bargaining Agreements 2017- Board of Selectmen 2020
- H School Union Collective Bargaining Agreements School Committee 2017-2020
- I Appropriate Funds to Construct New Library Board of Library Trustees Building
- J High School Stadium Complex Renovation Design School Committee and Fees Recreation Commission
- K Synthetic Turf Field at Loker Conservation and Recreation Commission Recreation Area
- L 107 Old Sudbury Road Demolition Board of Public Works
- M Appropriate Funds to Install Weston Aqueduct Conservation Commission Pedestrian Crossings
- N Non-Medical/Recreational Marijuana Si.'\: Month Youth Advisory Committee Moratorium -Zoning Bylaw Amendment
- O Appropriate Funds to Restore/ Preserve Stone Pillars Community Preservation at Castle Gate Road and West Plain Street Committee Appropriate Funds for Design of Part 2 of the High Community Preservation
- P Committee and School School Athletic Preferred Improvement Plan Committee
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