Week of November 2, 2026
Meetings from Monday, November 2, 2026, to Sunday, November 8, 2026.
Meetings
Most agendas are posted two to four days before the meeting, so the week's later meetings may not have one yet. Each meeting's page has its agenda once it's posted.
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Transportation Commission
Parking requests at 27 Coburn St., 83 Medford St., 21 Wyeth St., and 122 Belmont St.; Broadway and Taylor crossing safety.
Minutes posted
Minutes this site collected from October 26, 2026, to November 1, 2026, and what each meeting decided.
Decisions are pulled from each meeting's minutes by AI. Check the minutes before relying on one. About AI summaries
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- Determined 2 Woodland Road is a Significant Building, motion passed 5-0. page 1 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Waived the public hearing for 2 Woodland Road, motion passed 5-0. page 1 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Determined 2 Woodland Road is a Preferably Preserved Building, motion passed 5-0. page 2 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the proposed exterior alterations at 2 Woodland Road with two conditions, motion passed 5-0. page 2 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Requested revised façade plans for 15 Ferry Street and took the matter under advisement. page 3 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
1 more decision on the meeting's page
Checked against the city's PDF
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- Elected Frank M. Molis as Chair, Joan M. Chiasson as Vice Chair, Emmanuel Marsh as Secretary, Karin H. Nystrom as Treasurer, and William P. Hurley as Assistant Treasurer, 3-0.
- Approved September 2026 payment registers of $1,605,633.89 for Section 8 and MRVP rent and $858,443.98 from the Revolving Fund, 3-0.
- Approved the FY2027 EOHLC budget with an Executive Director salary of $190,963.00.
- Approved a three-year extension of Executive Director Stephen G. Finn's contract at a salary of $190,963.00, 3-0.
- Approved completion of CY2027 Operating Fund Grant application forms SF-424 and HUD 50071, 3-0.
8 more decisions on the meeting's page
Checked against an AI transcription
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Commission on Climate Action and Sustainability,
Continued review of 13 Youth Climate Action Fund applications to a later virtual meeting. (AI summary, checked against the city's PDF)
From meetings' recordings
Meetings this site summarized from their recordings from October 26, 2026, to November 1, 2026, before their minutes came.
These are written by AI from a machine transcript of each meeting's recording. The minutes are the official record. About AI summaries
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City Council, · Watch the recording (opens in new tab)
- Approved the reappointments of Dr. Scoon Carrington, John Colangeli, and Dr. Qunao Singh to the Board of Health, unanimously.
- Approved, unanimously, an ordinance changing the zoning use table to allow more business uses by right in several business, highway, commercial, and industrial zones.
- Approved, unanimously, an ordinance adding a salary schedule for assistant department heads.
- Failed: an amendment to keep the 15% affordable housing requirement in the inclusionary zoning ordinance.
- Chair ruled that the inclusionary zoning paper would not be split.
Checked against the recording's transcript
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