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Select Board outlines priorities: parking, enterprise funds, ADA, website and housing

Wellfleet Select Board · August 3, 2026
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Summary

Wellfleet’s Select Board spent the meeting refining a consolidated list of priorities and objectives, including paid‑parking pilots and Marina enterprise considerations, ADA accessibility, website migration, dredging funding, wastewater planning, and housing initiatives. Members agreed to refine and prioritize the list for the next meeting.

The Wellfleet Select Board used much of its July 28 meeting to refine a consolidated draft of board priorities and goals for the coming year, asking staff to produce clearer language and cost estimates before the board adopts a final ranked list.

Topics the board discussed included a paid‑parking pilot and associated fee schedules and Town Meeting capital requests; a Marina Enterprise Fund plan tied to slip fees and potential charges for electricity and water hookups; an ADA improvements schedule and prioritization informed by an Alpha accessibility report; migration of town meeting recordings and documents to YouTube and a new CivicPlus website for better accessibility; dredging funding options for the harbor; and housing actions including ADU grant proposals and a community land trust model. The chair said he would clean up the draft goals and circulate a rank‑ordering exercise to members prior to a follow‑up session.

Board members repeatedly emphasized two procedural constraints: many actions will require Town Meeting appropriation (for capital purchases or engineering) and several planning items require consultant or staff capacity and community engagement before articles can be ready for a ballot. The board directed staff to provide timelines, scope‑of‑work outlines and likely cost estimates for the heaviest lift items before the next meeting.