Warrant Committee

The Warrant Committee voted to recommend approval of a revised Article 35 on property tax exemptions after discovering the article's opening section had been adopted at a previous Town Meeting. Chair James H. "Jay" Fundling presented the Green Sheet version with the first paragraph eliminated,

Warrant Committee structures 2026 town meeting with consent agenda. Town Moderator Liz Dillon outlined the proposed consent agenda for routine articles and flagged larger items—school budget, Atherton Fire Station, energy articles, and Wharf Park—for full presentation. The committee sought Town

Warrant Committee examines warrant articles for May Annual Town Meeting. The committee heard presentations on a $750,000 Community Preservation Committee grant toward Wharf Park renovation, to be funded through 15-year bonding at 4.5 percent interest with annual debt service of $72,000 to $82,000;

Warrant Committee sends historic buildings bylaw back for study, backs solar initiative. The panel voted nine to zero with two abstentions to recommend the town send a proposed demolition-delay bylaw back for further clarification, citing concerns that language defining "substantial portion" of a

Warrant Committee recommends two fiscal articles for May Town Meeting. The Committee voted 9-0, with 2 abstentions, to back Article 35 establishing a Tax Title Fund for centralized property administration expenses, and voted 4-2, with 2 abstentions, to recommend Article 36 adopting state-mandated