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West Concord Panel Discusses Revised Charter and Priorities

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 · Meeting of June 3, 2026

CONCORD — 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 geographic scope of the committee's oversight and whether it should report to the Planning Board or Select Board.

The committee also clarified its membership structure, which comprises seven voting and two non-voting members, and outlined outreach initiatives including an article in the Concord Bridge and improved web presence.

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Source: the West Concord Advisory Committee meeting of June 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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