Capital Improvement Planning Committee

WAYLAND -- June 3, 2026, Wayland Capital Improvement Planning Committee scrutinizes IT cybersecurity shortfall and moves to overhaul capital submission process. IT Director Nick Lombardi told the three-member panel Wednesday that his $628,000 annual operating budget absorbs $240,000 in mandatory software subscriptions, leaving insufficient funds for cybersecurity remediation

WAYLAND -- May 27, 2026, Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee rescheduled its June meeting and previewed a leadership change at a short May 27 session. Chair Kelly Lappin moved the next meeting to June 3 after the town manager and planning director could not attend Tuesday, and canceled the

WAYLAND -- May 13, 2026, Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee debriefs town meeting errors and starts rewriting its project submission form. Vice-Chair Bradford Carver told the committee roughly $3.4 million in CIPC-recommended projects over five years did not appear in the town manager's plan,

WAYLAND -- April 29, 2026, Wayland capital committee will tell town meeting it cannot recommend the Holiday Road acquisition article. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee unanimously approved a second addendum to its fiscal 2027-2031 report documenting that a motion to recommend Article 16 had failed on a 2-2 vote,

WAYLAND -- April 14, 2026, Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee deadlocked 2-2 on whether to recommend a $200,000 Holiday Road feasibility study. The committee first voted 3-1 that it must take a position on Article 16, co-sponsored by the Select Board and School Committee to