Winchester Spring Town Meeting 5-4-2026

Winchester Town Meeting · May 5, 2026

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Winchester High School concrete remediation report; Article 26 moved to indefinite postponement

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Educational Facilities Planning & Building Committee (EFPBC) reported on concrete deterioration limited to the original 1970 portion of Winchester High School, described prior testing and the application of a surface-applied corrosion inhibitor (SACI) in crawl spaces, said prior Town Meeting appropriations total nearly $1.4 million, and estimated summer 2026 corridor/assembly repairs at $200,000–$240,000 with phase two (summer 2027) likely $400,000–$450,000. The EFPBC moved to indefinitely postpone Article 26; the motion carried.

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Winchester Spring Town Meeting (May 4, 2026) considered school building concrete repairs, a $598,540 one‑time K–5 literacy curriculum purchase (Arts and Letters) which passed unanimously, community preservation funding, a proposed 13.66‑acre Forest Ridge conservation purchase (defeated), a transfer‑station data study committee (approved), and a bylaw banning anticoagulant rodenticides on town property (approved).

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