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Land Use Working Group

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Land Use Working Group subcommittee advances draft report to full committee.

The Land Use Working Group Public Works Subcommittee reviewed a draft report on preliminary town land use strategies, with members acknowledging the document represents only the opening phase of analysis potentially spanning several years. Subcommittee chair Linda Miller, members Rob Almeida and

Concord public safety subgroup advances options for new facilities.

Concord's Public Safety Subcommittee reviewed alternatives for upgrading police and fire facilities. Members Judith Long, Mark Martines, and Sven Weber, co-chair of the Land Use Working Group, analyzed site visits to Lexington and Natick and evaluated options ranging from new construction in West

Land Use Working Group examines six sites for new public works facility.

Land Use Working Group Public Works Subcommittee ranks six sites for new municipal campus. Members Rob Almeida, Matt Boger, and Linda Miller, supported by Director Alan Cathcart and Facilities Manager Russ Karlstad, evaluated acreage, accessibility, costs, and infrastructure for each location.

Consolidation subcommittee ranks NewMUNI as preferred municipal office option.

Concord's Municipal Consolidation Subcommittee completes benefits-scoring exercise favoring NewMUNI option. The panel, chaired by Paul Boehm with Mary Hartman as Clerk and Tracey Marano as member, weighted criteria at 45 percent for financial benefits, 30 percent for staff collaboration, 15 percent

Land Use Working Group advances three subcommittee plans toward February reports.

Three Concord Land Use Working Group subcommittees near completion of facility consolidation assessments. The Public Works Subgroup, examining a potential new campus at the MCI site, reported preliminary cost estimates of $30 million to $40 million and an 80,000 square foot building requirement on