- Town Projects
- Completed Projects
Completed Projects
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Case House
The historic home of the Case Family has served as the Administration Offices for the School Department for nearly 60 years. Learn more about this restoration and building upgrade project.
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Green Communities
The Town of Weston was awarded designation as a Green Community on December 20, 2011 by the Green Communities Division within the Commonwealth’s Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs.
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Case Campus Master Plan
The Case Campus Master Plan (CCMP) addresses needs resulting from the transformation of the campus from exclusively school-related uses to a place that now also serves as one of the town’s most popular social, recreational, and cultural destinations.
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Lamson Park Playground
The playground on Lamson Park was completed in the fall of 2017
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Legacy Trail and Connector Paths
Learn about the plans for the Legacy Trail, Ash Street sidewalk, and the connector paths inbetween.
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Old Library Reuse/AIC
The Old Library in the Town Center has been totally restored for public use and is now the Art & Innovation Center, a part of the Weston Public Library
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Open Space and Recreation Plan
A plan that will help guide the Town's decisions regarding the use, acquisition, and management of Weston's treasured open spaces, conservation areas, parks, and recreational resources over the next seven years.
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Proctor Track & Field Renovation
The main Hign School field and track were renovated in 2017, including lighting, concessions facility, a sports wall, ADA access, as well as the resurfacing of Field 1.
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Route 30 / Wellesley Street Intersection
This project will provide all users with improved intersection geometry, updated traffic signals, and increased pedestrian safety including ADA accessibility. It was substantially completed in 2017.
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Solar Photovoltaic Panels
Since the project was completed and online on the old landfill, it has generated over $300,000 in solar credits, which offset municipal electricity costs. A second installation was added to the roof of the DPW building and is anticipated to generate an additional $21,000 in solar credits. Watch the live metering feed from the landfill panels which shows energy-saving comparisons.
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