A sampling of Natick town government meetings and agenda items for the week of June 8, 2026 (Review all meetings & agendas):
Wednesday, June 10 – Select Board, 6:00 PM, Town Hall and Virtual (Hybrid)
The Select Board will consider approval of more than $8.8 million in bond and loan financing before moving into appointments and policy discussions. The agenda includes interviews for openings on the Conservation Commission and MathWorks Scholarship Committee, a public hearing on liquor and entertainment licenses for Epilogue Books & Wine, updates on the Main Street Improvement Project, third-quarter finances, the town’s trash and recycling study, and discussion of the historic fountain on the Common. The board will also hear a water and sewer abatement appeal and act on a wide-ranging consent agenda involving appointments, licenses, donations, and municipal agreements.
Wednesday, June 10 – Conservation Commission, 7:00 PM, Virtual (Zoom)
The Conservation Commission will hold several public hearings involving development, environmental permitting, and stormwater management projects across town. Major agenda items include filings for 273 West Central Street, 56 Beaver Dam Road, 104 West Central Street, and 43 Cypress Road. Commissioners will also discuss updates on Town Forest beaver management, a proposed metal detecting policy, the Mesh Core Repeater project, and other community and economic development matters.
The Housing Authority will reorganize its board, review financial reports, and consider several capital improvement projects, including fire alarm, window replacement, siding, elevator, and accessibility upgrades. Members will also receive updates on Section 8 housing programs, organizational performance, and the executive director transition process before addressing tenant and board concerns.
The Design Review Board will review two significant projects, including the proposed redevelopment of 273 West Central Street and plans involving St. Paul’s Church and the Gale House at 37 and 39 East Central Street. The latter discussion will take place jointly with the Historical Commission, highlighting potential design and historic preservation considerations.
Thursday, June 11 – Hybrid Town Meeting Committee, 7:00 PM, Virtual (Zoom)
The Hybrid Town Meeting Committee will elect new leadership and continue its work examining how hybrid town meetings could function in Natick. Discussions will focus on remote participation technology, voting security, accessibility, financial and logistical impacts, possible bylaw or charter changes, and best practices from other Massachusetts communities. Members will also review state legislation, plan future public forums, and discuss town meeting articles and governance changes with the Town Moderator.
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