West Concord Advisory Committee elects new leadership and identifies priorities. The committee elected Lindsay Wolff and Anna Feldweg as co-chairs and Barbara Morse as clerk, welcoming newly sworn members Chris Webber as associate member and Beth Krull as full member. The committee established five
West Concord Advisory Committee discusses revised charter and community development priorities. Committee Chair Anna Feldweg led members through draft revisions focused on pedestrian connectivity, village-scale development, and small business preservation. Key unresolved questions include the
West Concord Advisory Committee reviews design for Guitar Museum of New England building proposal. The committee assessed Inkstone Architects' three-story mixed-use proposal with retail, museum, and office space on the former New Leaf store site. Committee members praised the design's aesthetic and
The West Concord Advisory Committee unanimously endorsed a letter supporting the revised 166 Commonwealth Avenue redevelopment, which includes upgraded lighting, rear path illumination, and a natural copper roof; an engineering consultant will assess traffic at Kenny Dunn Square. The committee also
West Concord Advisory Committee reviews cell coverage plans for business district. Deputy Town Manager Megan Zammuto presented a proposal to site a single-carrier monopole on town-owned Rideout property, chosen over Harvey Wheeler due to space and historic considerations. Committee members voiced
West Concord Advisory Committee heard redevelopment plans for 166 Commonwealth Avenue. Owner-developer Tariq Fayyad's team presented a 2,100-square-foot Imperial Gas and Country Store featuring mid-century design, expanded green space along Nashoba Brook, EV charging, and employee-pumped gas
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