Framingham, Massachusetts

Conservation Commission

The Framingham Conservation Commission will discuss several Notices of Intent (NOIs) for projects affecting wetland resource areas, including a remediation effort by Eversource at 350 Irving Street, a parking lot expansion by Waves of Revival Church, and new residential construction. The agenda also includes new business on landscape planting guidelines and a biodiversity grant. Several items are continuations from prior meetings.

• 655 Cochituate Road: Clairmont Realty LLC – proposed site work and utility work
• 240 Beaver Street: Evan Klein – proposed construction of two 2-unit houses, parking, and site work
• 1301-1341 Edgell Rd: Charles Brennecke – proposed removal of two in-ground pools and concrete patio, associated grading, and fill removal
• 35 Hiram Rd: Jessica Furtado – proposed restoration work (continued from May 6, 2026)
• 350 Irving Street: NSTAR Gas/Eversource – proposed remediation of soil, groundwater, sediment, and surface water in wetland areas (continued from May 20, 2026; continuance requested to August 19, 2026)

School Building Committee-Community Forum

The Framingham School Building Committee will hold a virtual community forum on July 8, 2026 at 6 PM. Committee members will present the project schedule, MSBA space summary, educational plan highlights, presentation of options, evaluation criteria, and a cost evaluation overview. The session includes a question‑and‑answer period before adjournment. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Project Schedule Overview
• MSBA Space Summary
• Educational Plan Highlights
• Presentation of Options and Evaluation Criteria
• Cost Evaluation Overview

Sustainability Committee

The Framingham Sustainability Committee will hear a Sustainability Coordinator update covering the decarbonization plan, geothermal pilot expansion, and climate action initiatives. Members will review a draft letter from the School Building Committee and continue discussion of the MBTA Focus 2050 project. The meeting also includes public participation, goal walkthroughs, and routine agenda items such as minutes approval.

• Sustainability Coordinator update – decarbonization plan, geothermal pilot expansion, climate action plan
• Discussion of the School Building Committee letter updated draft
• Continued MBTA Focus 2050 discussion
• Public participation segment
• Goals walkthrough and updates

School Building Committee-Community Forum

This community forum will present project schedule, space summary, educational plan highlights, and options for a school building project. The committee will discuss evaluation criteria and cost overview. Residents can ask questions during the Q&A portion.

• Project schedule overview
• MSBA space summary
• Educational plan highlights
• Presentation of building options
• Cost evaluation overview

Conservation Commission

The Framingham Conservation Commission will hold a public hearing on multiple Notices of Intent for wetland-related projects, including a remediation effort by Eversource Energy at 350 Irving Street. The commission will also discuss new business items such as landscaping planting guidelines and a biodiversity grant, and consider continuances for older cases.

• Proposed remediation by Eversource Energy at 350 Irving Street and associated parcels (continued from May 20; continuance requested to August 19)
• Construction of two 2-unit houses at 240 Beaver Street by Evan Klein
• Parking lot expansion at 25 Loring Drive by Waves of Revival Church, involving filling of 4,663 sq ft of bordering vegetated wetlands (continued from June 3; continuance requested to July 22)
• Site work and utility work at 655 Cochituate Road by Clairmont Realty LLC
• Removal of two in-ground pools and concrete patio at 1301-1341 Edgell Road by Charles Brennecke

Sustainability Committee

The Framingham Sustainability Committee will discuss and finalize a draft letter to the School Building Committee recommending sustainability measures for the new Hemenway School. They will also continue a discussion on the MBTA's Focus 2050 regional transit plan and receive updates on the decarbonization plan, geothermal pilot expansion, and community outreach initiatives.

• Finalize letter to School Building Committee on sustainability in Hemenway School project
• Continued discussion on MBTA Focus 2050 regional transit planning
• Update on Geothermal Pilot Expansion
• Update on Decarbonization Plan
• Community Outreach Initiatives update

School Committee SIFOC Applicant Review Subcommittee

This temporary subcommittee of the Framingham School Committee will interview seven applicants for the Strategic Initiatives and Financial Oversight Committee (SIFOC), then discuss and vote on recommendations. The meeting is open to the public via remote access. No other items are on the agenda.

• Interview of applicants: Wilfredo Dilan, Franchesca Feliciano, Abel Suarez Fueyo, Donna Kilcoyne Orthoefer, Todd Pare, John Reilly, Lisa Rice
• Discussion and vote on recommendations for SIFOC appointments

Board of Health

The Board will hear a report on how the One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) may affect health‑coverage renewal and redetermination for Framingham residents. A second public‑feedback session will review proposed updates to the municipal health‑service fee schedule, the first since 2011. Additional items include updates on CSX, the opioid task force, and mosquito‑control adulticide spraying.

• Public Health Nurse Report on OB3 health‑coverage renewal and redetermination impacts
• Proposed fee schedule changes – first update since 2011, based on comparative study of neighboring municipalities
• Health Director’s Report: update on CSX
• Opioid Task Force assessment of the Prevention Outreach Specialist position
• Mosquito control – adulticide spraying

School Committee SIFOC Applicant Review Subcommittee

This temporary subcommittee of the Framingham School Committee will interview seven applicants for the Strategic Initiatives and Financial Oversight Committee (SIFOC). After the interviews, the subcommittee will discuss and vote on recommendations to the full School Committee. Public comment will be taken at the beginning and end of the meeting.

• Interview of applicants: Wilfredo Dilan, Franchesca Feliciano, Abel Suarez Fueyo, Donna Kilcoyne Orthoefer, Todd Pare, John Reilly, Lisa Rice
• Discussion and vote on recommendations for SIFOC appointments
• Public comment periods at start and end of the meeting

City Council Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee

The Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee will discuss and potentially vote on three referred orders, including a proposed Local Business Procurement Preference Policy Ordinance and two sign ordinance amendments. The subcommittee will also review council rules, the Home Rule Charter amendment and budget processes, and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Order 2026-049: proposed Local Business Procurement Preference Policy Ordinance
• Order 2026-050: proposed amendment to the Sign Zoning Ordinance
• Order 2026-060: proposed amendment to the sign ordinance regarding billboards
• Discussion of City Council Rules including liaison roles, proclamations, document protocol, executive sessions
• Review of Framingham Home Rule Charter amendment and budget processes

Board of Health

The Framingham Board of Health will discuss the impact of the federal One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) on residents' health insurance coverage, including potential loss of coverage for certain groups. They will also hold a second public comment opportunity on proposed fee schedule increases, the first update since 2011, based on a comparative study of surrounding municipalities. Other updates include the Health Director's report on CSX, the Opioid Task Force, and mosquito adulticide spraying.

• Discussion on health care changes from OB3 and community impact if residents lose insurance coverage
• Proposed fee schedule changes – second public feedback opportunity before September hearing
• Public Health Nurse report on renewal/redetermination of health coverage
• Health Director's update on CSX, Opioid Task Force assessment, mosquito adulticide spraying
• Approval of minutes from June 9, 2026

Board of License Commissioners

The Board of License Commissioners will hold a licensing hearing to consider a change of manager and assistant manager for Lincoln Liquors at 1 Nicholas Rd. The proposed manager is Vimalkumar Lad, with Rinabahen Lad as assistant manager. The Framingham Police have approved the application.

• Change of manager and assistant manager for Lincoln Liquors, 1 Nicholas Rd: proposed manager Vimalkumar Lad, assistant Rinabahen Lad

City Council Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee

The Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee will discuss and potentially vote on several items, including proposed amendments to the sign zoning ordinance (Orders 2026-050 and 2026-060), a local business procurement preference policy (Order 2026-049), and ongoing reviews of council rules and the Home Rule Charter. The subcommittee will also consider pending minutes from prior meetings.

• Order 2026-049: Proposed Local Business Procurement Preference Policy Ordinance
• Order 2026-050: Proposed amendment to Sign Zoning Ordinance
• Order 2026-060: Proposed amendment to sign ordinance regarding billboards
• Review of Council Rules covering liaisons, proclamations, document protocol, and executive sessions
• Discussion of Framingham Home Rule Charter amendment and budget process

City Council Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee

The Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee will discuss and possibly vote on ORDER 2026-010, an ordinance to enhance trust in local law enforcement. The meeting also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and public participation.

• Consideration of Trust in Local Law Enforcement Ordinance (ORDER 2026-010)
• Approval of draft minutes from April 22 and June 22, 2026 meetings

MRECC Operations Committee Joint Meeting with the Board of Directors and Finance Advisory Committee

This joint meeting of the Middlesex Regional Emergency Communication Center's Operations Committee, Board of Directors, and Finance Advisory Committee will discuss and take action on the FY27 Development Grant Award. The committees will also hold reorganization votes for each of the three governing bodies. Public comment is limited to 15 minutes with 3 minutes per speaker.

• FY27 Development Grant Award discussion and action
• Reorganization vote for Board of Directors
• Reorganization vote for Operations Committee
• Reorganization vote for Finance Advisory Committee
• Public comment period for non-agenda items

School Building Committee Hemenway School Communications Subcommittee

The Hemenway School Communications Subcommittee will meet virtually on July 1, 2026. Members will discuss opportunities for communicating about the Hemenway School project and consider dates for future meetings. The meeting will be conducted via Zoom.

• Discussion on Project Communication Opportunities
• Discuss Future Meeting Dates

Mayoral Community Center Advisory Committee Arts & Theatre Subcommittee

The Mayoral Community Center Arts & Theater Subcommittee will meet on July 7, 2026 via Zoom. The committee will brainstorm and review the current facility’s size, seating, access, lighting, sound and curtains. It will discuss must‑have and optional features, theater management for scheduling and ticketing, and plans for future programming and architect involvement.

• Committee brainstorm
• Review current facility facts (size, seats, access, lighting, sound, curtains)
• Identify must‑have theater features
• Identify optional theater features
• Discuss management of theater scheduling, ticketing and promoter partners

Mayoral Community Center Advisory Committee Arts & Theatre Subcommittee

The Arts and Theater Subcommittee of Framingham's Mayoral Community Center Advisory Committee will hold a brainstorming session to discuss must-have and like-to-have features for the theater, review current facility facts (size, seats, access, technical equipment), and consider management approaches for scheduling, ticketing, and promoter partnerships. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is exploratory and will set a future date to include architects.

• Review current facility facts: size, seats, access, green room, lighting, sound, curtains
• Discussion of must-have versus like-to-have theater features
• Scheduling next meeting to include architects
• Management of theater: scheduling, ticketing, promoter partners
• Types of programming

Agricultural Advisory Committee

The Agricultural Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes from May 26 and receive project updates on the Framingham Ag Ordinance update (MGL Ch40 S8L), an agricultural water rate proposal, and community outreach for MA Urban Ag Week (August 9-15, 2026). No votes are scheduled; items are for discussion only.

• Approval of May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
• Community outreach for MA Urban Ag Week (August 9-15, 2026)
• Framingham Ag Ordinance update under MGL Ch40 S8L
• Agricultural water rate discussion
• Public participation period

SIFOC

The Strategic Initiatives and Financial Oversight Committee will discuss a report on the status of a funding request, a new Framingham Public Schools District Priorities Dashboard, and research from other communities. The dashboard aims to track real-time progress on strategic educational goals. The committee will also vote on approving minutes from April 16 and June 3, 2026.

• Report on status of funding request
• Discussion of Framingham Public Schools District Priorities Dashboard
• Update on research from other communities
• Approval of minutes from April 16, 2026 and June 3, 2026
• Public participation (2-minute limit)

School Building Committee

The School Building Committee will meet virtually to discuss and rank evaluation criteria for school building projects, receive a presentation of updated preliminary options from Tappe, and hear an update on Cropper Zoning. The committee will also approve an invoice package and review meeting minutes.

• Discuss and rank evaluation criteria for school building projects
• Tappe presentation of updated preliminary options
• Cropper Zoning update
• Invoice package approval
• Review of meeting minutes

School Committee - SIFOC Applicant Review Subcommittee

The temporary subcommittee of the Framingham School Committee meets to discuss the process, questions, and scheduling for reviewing applicants to the Strategic Initiatives and Financial Oversight Committee (SIFOC). No decisions on applicants are on the agenda; the meeting covers only procedural matters and public comment.

• Discussion of the review process, questions to be asked, and scheduling for SIFOC applicants
• Public comment period at the start and end of the meeting
• Subcommittee members: Judy Styer, Brent Lewis, Kyle Shepherd

City Council

The City Council will consider multiple reappointments to boards and commissions, vote on funding authorizations for firefighters contracts (Local 1652 Firefighters and Deputy Fire Chiefs), and decide on appropriations from free cash to cover FY2026 budget shortfalls in group insurance/Medicare and COVID-19 FEMA deficits. A new Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund will be considered, along with public hearings for utility pole installations at Gordon and Lincoln Streets.

• Vote on funding authorization for Local 1652 Firefighters and Deputy Fire Chiefs contracts
• Appropriation from Free Cash for FY2026 budget shortfall in group insurance/Medicare
• Appropriation from Free Cash for non-reimbursed COVID-19 costs from FEMA
• Establishment of Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund
• Public hearings for utility pole installations at Gordon Street and Lincoln Street

City Council-Executive Session

The City Council will meet in executive session to discuss litigation strategy in Herring v. City, then open session at 7 PM to consider numerous board reappointments, hold public hearings for utility pole installations on Gordon and Lincoln Streets, and vote on action items including firefighter contract funding, creation of a municipal aggregation adder revolving fund, appropriations from free cash for budget shortfalls and COVID costs, naming a triangular parcel near Framingham Centre Common, and a conservation restriction for 103 Guild Road.

• Vote on funding authorization for Local 1652 Firefighters MOA (Order 2026-061-001)
• Vote on funding authorization for Local 1652 Deputy Fire Chiefs MOA (Order 2026-062-001)
• Creation of Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund (Order 2026-059-001)
• Appropriation from Free Cash for FY2026 Group Insurance and Medicare shortfall (Order 2026-065-001)
• Public hearings for utility pole installations at Gordon and Lincoln Streets (Orders 2026-067 & 2026-068)

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will meet on June 24, 2026 via Zoom. They will discuss the library director position and potential municipal restructuring involving the Framingham Public Library, covering updates, governance, operations, and possible action. Public comment will be heard during the meeting.

• Discussion regarding the Library Director position and possible municipal restructuring of the Framingham Public Library
• Potential action on governance and organizational considerations
• Public comment period for residents
• Remote participation via Zoom only

City Council Appointments Subcommittee

The City Council Appointments Subcommittee will consider the Mayor’s referrals to reappoint members to a range of city commissions and boards, each term ending on June 30, 2029 (or 2028 where noted). The items include reappointments to the Disability Commission, Economic Development Corporation, Cultural Council, Board of Assessors, Women, Children and Families Commission, and several other advisory committees and constable positions. Votes will be taken on each nomination during the meeting.

• Reappoint Catherine Cuddy and Dennis Moran to the Disability Commission (through 6/30/2029).
• Reappoint Douglas Lawrence to the Economic Development Corporation and appoint Patrick Mosesso to the Community At Large seat (through 6/30/2029).
• Reappoint Kerry Najarian to the Cultural Council (through 6/30/2029).
• Reappoint Megan Tolland to the Board of Assessors (through 6/30/2029).
• Reappoint Bridget Griffin, Christine Guarino, Cynthia MacLean, and Tammy Richardson to the Women, Children and Families Commission (through 6/30/2029).

Disability Commission

The Framingham Disability Commission will hear a co-applicant request to support a Community Preservation Committee proposal to transform an underutilized parcel along Concord Street into an accessible park overlooking Gleason Pond. Commissioners will also check in on ADA Day planning for July 9th, review liaison reports, and receive a treasurer's report showing $223,576.98 available in the handicap fine account.

• CPC Proposal Co-Applicant Request: Gallagher Park beautification project with accessible pathway, benches, picnic tables, and garden beds along Concord Street.
• Treasurer's Report: Handicap fine account net available $223,576.98; ADA Day spending up to $1,700.
• ADA Day Subcommittee Check In: July 9th event at library with movie 'Wolpe'.
• Donated Picnic Table Update.
• Chair's Report: Flag Raising July 6th, 6 pm, and future funding applications.

Sustainability Committee

This is a regular meeting of the Framingham Sustainability Committee. They will hear updates from the Sustainability Coordinator, review their 2026 goals and action plan (including drafting an artificial turf ban ordinance and a tree preservation ordinance), discuss a letter to the School Building Committee regarding the Hemenway school project, and continue discussions on MBTA Focus 2050 and MassSave changes.

• Letter to School Building Committee advocating for geothermal, solar, EV charging, and sustainable design for the Hemenway school project
• Review of 13 goals including drafting an artificial turf ban ordinance, tree preservation ordinance, and supporting a Chief Climate Officer hire
• Discussion of MBTA Focus 2050 plan and its implications for Framingham
• Discussion of recent MassSave program changes
• Sustainability Coordinator update including geothermal pilot expansion and climate action plan

325th Anniversary Celebration Committee Historical Subcommittee

The Framingham 325th Anniversary Celebration Historical Subcommittee will meet to vote on prior meeting minutes and discuss old business, including final reflections and a 50-year time capsule. The meeting is procedural in nature, with no new decisions or proposals listed beyond the agenda items.

• Vote on meeting minutes
• Discussion of final reflections on subcommittee work
• Discussion of a 50-year time capsule project

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Framingham City Council Finance Subcommittee will vote on two orders: one to appropriate from Free Cash for an FY2026 budget shortfall in Group Insurance and Medicare, and another to appropriate from Free Cash and other funds for non-reimbursed FEMA Covid-19 costs. They will also vote on creating a Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund for the city's electricity aggregation program. Additionally, the subcommittee will discuss energy costs with city officials, hear from the Economic Development Corporation, and discuss internal departmental audits with the Council's Financial Analyst.

• Order 2026-065: Appropriation from Free Cash for FY2026 Budget Shortfall in Group Insurance and Medicare
• Order 2026-066: Appropriation from Free Cash and transfer from other funds for non-reimbursed Covid-19 costs from FEMA
• Order 2026-059-001: Vote to create a Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund for the city's electricity aggregation program
• Discussion with Shawn Luz and Lincoln Lynch regarding municipal energy costs and budgets
• Discussion with the Economic Development Corporation (EDC)

Traffic Commission

The Framingham Traffic Commission will hold public hearings on several traffic and parking changes, including an all-way stop at Howard Street and Grant Street, accessible parking on Union Avenue and Sanger Street, and parking regulations on Buckminster Street. They will also review the city's traffic, parking and transportation regulations and consider a truck exclusion petition on Singletary Lane and Jodie Road.

• Public hearing on all-way stop at Howard Street and Grant Street
• Public hearing on accessible parking at Union Avenue and Sanger Street
• Public hearing on parking changes on Buckminster Street
• Discussion of a truck exclusion petition on Singletary Lane and Jodie Road
• Review of Traffic, Parking and Transportation Regulations

Economic Development Corporation

The Framingham Economic Development Corporation will review the attached project funnel, hold a strategy discussion for fiscal year 2027, and enter executive session for the annual performance review of Executive Director Rick McKenna. The meeting also includes public comments, minutes approval, and member speak.

• Review of attached Project Funnel (Old Business)
• F27 strategy discussion (New Business)
• Executive session for annual performance review of Executive Director
• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Action items for next meeting

School Committee Health and Wellness Subcommittee

The Health and Wellness Subcommittee will review three referred policies: JJIF (Head Injury/Concussion Policy), IMG (Animals in School/New Policy - Classroom Assistance Dogs), and JICFB (Bullying Prevention). They will also discuss subcommittee goals for the 2026-2027 school year and set long-term agenda dates.

• Review of JJIF - Head Injury/Concussion Policy
• Review of IMG - Animals in School / Classroom Assistance Dogs policy
• Review of JICFB - Bullying Prevention policy
• Discussion on Subcommittee Goals for 2026-2027
• Set long-term agenda and dates

Disability Commission - ADA Celebration Subcommittee CANCELLED

Board of License Commissioners

The Board of License Commissioners will consider opting into a state program allowing bars and restaurants to stay open until 3:00 AM through July 31, 2026, for FIFA World Cup events. The Framingham Police Department has submitted an objection citing public safety concerns, while Caipy Sport Bar (672 Waverly St.) requests support for the extended hours. The City Council voted 11-0 to recommend the program on a case-by-case basis.

• Action item 4a: Massachusetts pilot program authorizing extended alcohol service hours and/or designated consumption districts through July 31, 2026
• Emergency request from Caipy Sport Bar (135 Bar Restaurant and Lounge Corp., 672 Waverly St.) for permission to stay open until 3:00 AM during World Cup
• Framingham Police Department objection citing overnight staffing lows (7-10 officers) and increased crash/crime risks
• License status update for The Fresh Market, 84 Worcester Rd (item 2a)
• City Council recommendation (11-0) to allow extended hours on a case-by-case basis

City Council Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee

The Rules, Ordinances and Ethics Subcommittee will discuss and potentially vote on several proposed ordinances, including the Trust in Local Law Enforcement Ordinance (Order 2026-010), a Local Business Procurement Preference Policy (Order 2026-049), and two amendments to the Sign Zoning Ordinance (Orders 2026-050 and 2026-060). They will also review council rules and the Home Rule Charter amendment process.

• Order 2026-010: Trust in Local Law Enforcement Ordinance, with attached documents on Flock Safety data deletion and MSA
• Order 2026-049: Proposed Local Business Procurement Preference Policy Ordinance
• Order 2026-050: Proposed amendment to the Sign Zoning Ordinance
• Order 2026-060: Proposed amendment to the sign ordinance regarding billboards
• Discussion of council rules, including liaison assignments, proclamations, document protocol, and executive sessions

Retirement Board

The Framingham Retirement Board will meet June 23, 2026, to discuss pending accidental disability retirement claims for Joseph Neiberger and Roberto Lopez in executive session. The board will also vote on warrants totaling $3,216,926.88, including a retiree payroll warrant of $2,810,593.15. Other business includes financial updates, approval of minutes, and discussion of PERAC audit findings.

• Executive session to discuss pending accidental disability retirement claims for Joseph Neiberger and Roberto Lopez
• Approval of Retiree Payroll Warrant #05312026P for $2,810,593.15
• Approval of Expense Warrant #06302026 for $363,760.33
• Approval of Refund & Transfer Warrant #06302026R for $42,573.40
• Discussion of PERAC audit findings and annual statement submission

Disability Commission ADA Celebration Subcommittee

The ADA Celebration Subcommittee will vote on meeting minutes from June 3 and discuss final details for a July Movie Night at the Framingham Public Library, including an advertising plan. They will also continue planning the October Disability Awareness Month event, finalizing the attendee list, discussing marketing, and exploring a book display collaboration with the library.

• Vote on approval of meeting minutes from 6/3/2026
• Finalize details for Framingham Public Library Movie Night in July
• Determine plan for advertising/marketing for Movie Night
• Finalize list of attendees for October Disability Awareness Month event
• Discuss possible collaboration with Framingham Public Library on a book display

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider several items, including approval of the June 4 meeting minutes and two ANR approvals for 78 Winch Street and 231 Central Street. It will review a condition for 250 Worcester Road and discuss a proposed modification for 63‑75 Fountain Street. The main public hearing will address a major mixed‑use development at 101‑105 and 121 Concord Street and multiple Kendall Street sites, proposing a four‑story, 48‑unit building over 30,000 square feet with several special permits.

• Approve Planning Board meeting minutes from June 4, 2026
• Approve ANR-26-01 (78 Winch Street) and ANR-26-02 (231 Central Street) – approval not required
• Review condition #28 of PB-30-18 for 250 Worcester Road
• Discuss proposed modification request to PB-05-24 for 63‑75 Fountain Street
• Public hearing on PB-03-26 for mixed‑use development at 101‑105 & 121 Concord Street and Kendall Street, proposing a four‑story, 48‑unit, >30,000 sq ft building with multiple special permits

Board of Assessors

The Framingham Board of Assessors will vote to approve monthly motor vehicle excise tax abatements and sign FY2027 warrants for real estate, personal property, and Community Preservation Act taxes. The board will also enter executive session to review pending abatement and exemption applications and discuss Appellate Tax Board cases.

• Review and sign monthly MV excise tax abatements
• Review and sign MVE Commitment #3
• Sign FY2027 real estate, personal property, and CPA warrants and notices of commitments
• Executive session to review real estate and personal property abatements and exemptions
• Discuss ATB cases in executive session

Brophy Elementary School Council

The Brophy Elementary School Council is meeting for a regular session on September 9, 2026. The agenda includes reviewing progress toward the School Improvement Plan goals, monitoring student performance data, and strengthening family and community partnerships. No votes or binding decisions are scheduled; the meeting is focused on discussion and recommendations.

• Principal's report covering enrollment, staffing, and district updates
• Data review of student indicators such as attendance, i-Ready, ACCESS, and MCAS
• School Improvement Plan update on annual goals and implementation challenges
• Family engagement planning for upcoming events and volunteer opportunities
• Discussion of new business and emerging priorities

Brophy Elementary School Council

The Brophy Elementary School Council will meet to review progress toward School Improvement Plan goals, monitor student and school performance indicators, and discuss family and community engagement. This is a regularly scheduled procedural meeting with no specific votes or financial decisions on the agenda.

• Review of School Improvement Plan goals and implementation updates
• Data monitoring on indicators such as attendance, i-Ready, ACCESS, MCAS, behavior, and family engagement
• Discussion of family events, community partnerships, and volunteer opportunities
• Principal's report on enrollment, staffing, and district updates
• Quarterly meeting schedule set for 2026-2027 school year

Cemetery Board of Trustees

The Framingham Cemetery Board of Trustees will discuss the final invoice for the Edgell Grove Cemetery (EGC) Tomb House project, which includes a cost overrun. They will also consider updates on water and sewer utilities to the Chapel and Tomb House, and the Chapel roof. New business includes revisiting rules on dry flowers in the mausoleum per a resident's concern, repair of a lowering device, and the status of a MEO position that has been open since April 23, 2026.

• EGC Tomb House final invoice with cost overrun
• Water and sewer utility updates for Chapel and Tomb House
• Chapel roof discussion
• Revisit mausoleum dry flowers rules per R. Lonczak concern/Mayor
• MEO position open since April 23, 2026

Framingham Housing Authority Special Meeting

The Framingham Housing Authority will hold a special meeting to discuss and vote on the ownership structure for the Carlson Crossing East project, including motions to create two limited liability companies. The board will consider approving the creation of Carlson Crossing East LLC and Carlson Crossing East Manager LLC.

• Motion to approve creation of Carlson Crossing East LLC
• Motion to approve creation of Carlson Crossing East Manager LLC
• Discussion of ownership structure for Carlson Crossing East

School Committee - Policy Subcommittee

The Framingham School Committee Policy Subcommittee will discuss and vote on several policies, including a proposed name change for the student restraint policy to "Time Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint" and its accompanying regulation. They will also discuss policies on building access, bus driver training, interdistrict school choice, and parent advisory councils. The meeting includes public comment periods.

• Vote on proposed name change for policy JKAA: from 'Restraint of Students' to 'Time Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint'
• Discussion and vote on Time Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint Regulation
• Discussion of policy ECAB: Access to Buildings and Grounds
• New policy EEAEA: Bus Driver Examination and Training
• New policy KBG: Parent Advisory Councils (PACs)

School Committee - Policy Subcommittee

The Policy Subcommittee of the Framingham School Committee will discuss and vote on several policies, including a new proposed name change and regulation for JKAA: Time Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint. Additional policies up for review include access to buildings and grounds, bus driver examination and training, interdistrict school choice, and parent advisory councils. The meeting will include public comment.

• Discussion and vote on policy JKAA: Restraint of Students, with proposed name change to 'Time Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint' and accompanying regulation
• Review of policy ECAB: Access to Buildings and Grounds
• New policy EEAEA: Bus Driver Examination and Training
• Review of policy JFBB: Massachusetts Interdistrict School Choice Program
• New policy KBG: Parent Advisory Councils (PACs)

School Committee

The Framingham School Committee will vote on the Superintendent's annual summative evaluation and the Athletics Handbook. The agenda also includes an update on the SAGE and Mandarin Program budget reduction implementation plan, the annual report on the condition of schools, and appointments to the Strategic Initiatives and Financial Oversight Committee. Budget items include authorization of fund transfers to close out FY26 and discussion of the FY27 operating budget.

• Vote on the Superintendent's Annual Summative Evaluation
• Vote on the Athletics Handbook
• Update on SAGE and Mandarin Program Budget Reduction Implementation Plan
• Annual Report on the Condition of Schools
• Authorization of Transfer of Funds to Close Out the FY26 Budget

Youth Council - Education & Academic Subcommittee

The Education and Academic Subcommittee of the Framingham Youth Council is meeting remotely to elect a chair, vice chair, and clerk. The agenda contains only procedural items, with no substantive policy discussions or decisions scheduled.

• Election of subcommittee chair, vice chair, and clerk

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will discuss, revise, and possibly vote on a draft letter to the City Council regarding potential organizational changes affecting the Framingham Public Library and related FY27 budget considerations. The meeting includes public comment and review of supporting materials.

• Vote on draft letter to City Council about organizational changes at the library
• Discussion of FY27 budget implications for the library
• Review of supporting materials on potential restructuring

Community Development Committee

The Community Development Committee will receive a presentation on the FY27 Annual Action Plan for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds and open a 30-day public comment period. The committee will also consider approving meeting minutes from April 14, 2026.

• Presentation on FY27 Annual Action Plan and CDBG grant proposals
• Opening of 30-day public comment period for the plan
• Approval of meeting minutes from April 14, 2026

Council on Aging

The Council on Aging will discuss and vote on three draft letters and a petition opposing the city's termination of Randy Aylsworth as Director of Aging Services and the proposed merger of the Callahan Senior Center with the Framingham Public Library. The letters cite record-high attendance and ridership under Aylsworth and urge the mayor and city council to reinstate the position.

• Discussion of draft Letter 1 (submitted by Marie Giorgetti) opposing termination of Director of Elder Services Randy Aylsworth and merger with library
• Discussion of draft Letter 2 (submitted by Tom Grove) objecting to termination and merger, citing March 2026 attendance of 4,522 and van ridership of 270
• Discussion of draft Letter 3 (submitted by Cynthia Cobb) expressing concern over lack of public plan for organizational changes
• Review of a Change.Org petition titled 'Stop the Elimination of Framingham’s Dedicated Director of Elder Services Position'
• Vote on final correspondence to be sent to Mayor Sisitsky and the Framingham City Council

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Finance Subcommittee will hold a continued discussion and consideration of the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 City Budgets. Members will review updated budget documents including compensation schedules, MUNIS budget files, and a public hearing notice, along with FinCom provisos and a presentation on out-year projections and stabilization funds.

• Continued discussion of Order 2026-045-002 on the proposed FY27 City Budgets
• Review of FY27 Budget MUNIS 06.02.26.pdf and FY27 Budget Summary 06.02.26.pdf
• Consideration of Compensation Schedule 06.02.26.pdf
• Presentation: Out Years and Stabilization Funds 06.11.2026.pptx
• FinCom FY27 budget provisos included

Human Relations Commission

The Framingham Human Relations Commission will meet on June 11, 2026, to hear a guest speaker from Metrowest Mediation, elect officers, and plan a time capsule event. The agenda also includes reviewing past action items and discussing upcoming community events like Flag Day and the Framingham Farmers' Market. No binding votes are scheduled at this meeting.

• Guest speaker Seth Izen, Executive Director of Metrowest Mediation
• Election of officers
• Review and planning of time capsule event (content and retirement date)
• Review of action items from April 8, 2026 meeting
• Discussion of upcoming events: Flag Day, World Cup, Framingham Farmers' Market

Utility Pole Task Force

The Framingham Utility Pole Task Force will meet remotely to review an NJUNS report and discuss strategies for reducing double poles in targeted areas. The meeting includes approval of minutes, public comment, and member prerogatives. No votes on specific contracts or ordinances are scheduled.

• Review of NJUNS (National Joint Utility Notification System) report
• Discussion on strategy to reduce double poles in targeted areas
• Public comment period
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Community Preservation Committee

The Framingham Community Preservation Committee held a public hearing on June 15, 2026 to gather resident input on needs, goals, and project ideas for the Community Preservation Act. The meeting presented FY27 estimated fund allocations—$245,482 each for housing, open space & outdoor recreation, and historic preservation, plus $122,741 for administration, totaling $2,834,152—and explained the application timeline and eligibility process. No decisions were made; comments will be incorporated into the Community Preservation Plan update.

• Presentation of FY27 estimated CPA fund availability: $245,482 each for housing, open space, historic preservation; $122,741 admin; total $2,834,152
• Discussion of the Carol Getchell Nature Trail project funded by five CPA grants totaling $1,312,000
• Explanation of the 1% CPA surcharge on property taxes, with an example calculation of $68.61 annual surcharge for a $580,000 taxable value
• Announcement of FY27 eligibility form period (July 1 – September 1 2026) and applicant orientation on July 16 2026
• Public hearing to collect ideas for new walking/biking trails, community gardens, historic building rehabilitation, and affordable housing projects

Team Framingham

The steering committee will discuss summer initiatives including a charity application, a runner application, and a banner program. They will also review the fun run event, welcome new committee members, and plan future subcommittees and officer elections set for August.

• Charity application discussion
• Runner application discussion
• Banner program planning
• Fun run update
• Future officer elections planned for August

City Council

The City Council will hold a second reading and vote on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 city budget. It will also continue public hearings on zoning amendments for the G zone (adding a floor-area ratio of 0.50) and for Clark's Hill, and consider several board appointments. Additional items include a vote to pay prior-year bills, establishing a donation account for the Blazers Band, funding adaptive PE equipment for schools, accepting the US BR1 trail, and discussing liquor license hour extensions related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

• Vote on FY2027 city budget (Order 2026-045-002)
• Second reading and vote on zoning amendment adding Footnote 8a and FAR 0.50 in G zone (Order 2026-013-003)
• Continued public hearing and vote on Clark's Hill zoning amendments (Order 2026-003-004)
• Consideration of accepting US BR1 trail through Framingham (Order 2026-052-001)
• Discussion on liquor license hour extensions for the 2026 FIFA World Cup (Item 16)

Historical Commission

The Framingham Historical Commission will hold a hybrid meeting on June 17, 2026. They will discuss and vote on revising their rules and procedures. Other agenda items include review of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail proposal from MassDot and a property at 121 Union Avenue. No demolition review applications are pending.

• Discussion and vote to revise Historical Commission Rules & Procedures
• MassDot Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Proposal discussion
• MHC Review of 121 Union Avenue
• Watch list includes Danforth Building, Dennison Boiler Building, and 13 other historic properties
• Approval of minutes from 11 February 2026

Veterans Council

The Framingham Veterans Council is meeting mostly to discuss routine business: approving minutes and financial matters, planning upcoming events such as Flag Day and concerts, and reviewing past events including banners, Memorial Day, and Armed Forces. The meeting is largely procedural with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Discussion of upcoming Flag Day and concert events
• Review of past events: banners, Memorial Day, Armed Forces
• Vote on minutes and financial items
• Call for new Veterans Council members
• Next meeting scheduled for August 19, 2026

City Council Planning & Zoning Subcommittee

The Planning & Zoning Subcommittee will continue its discussion of a proposed zoning amendment for the Edmands Road site, including review of a draft Nobscot Residential District document and a related map. The meeting will also consider approval of minutes from June 4, 2026, and allow public participation.

• Continued discussion of zoning amendment proposal for the Edmands Road site, with draft Nobscot Residential District revisions and a proposed map (NPRDD)

Economic Development Corporation

The Framingham Economic Development Corporation board will discuss updates on several projects, including the Sax Firehouse/Atheneum, 322 Salem End Road/MOA, the Innovation District name, and the Pearl St garage. New business items include a “Ground Up” podcast, a briefing from the MassBioEd Workforce Conference, and an update on processing minutes and videos into City Hall. In executive session, the board will vote on the annual performance review for the Executive Director.

• Vote on Annual Performance Review for Executive Director (executive session)
• Update on Sax Firehouse/Atheneum
• Update on 322 Salem End Road/MOA
• Innovation District – name discussion
• Pearl St garage – update

Sustainability Committee

The Framingham Sustainability Committee will continue its discussion of the MBTA Focus 2050 plan, including potential support for electrification of the Framingham/Worcester line, grade separation downtown, and a new station. The committee will also hear a Sustainability Coordinator update covering community outreach, a geothermal pilot expansion, and the Climate Action Plan. Additionally, members will discuss changes to MassSave and review goals and government report backs.

• Continued MBTA Focus 2050 discussion: support electrification, name Transit Matters model as preferred alternative, support grade separation downtown
• Sustainability Coordinator update: Art Exhibit, Community Outreach, Geothermal Pilot Expansion, Climate Action Plan
• Discuss MassSave changes
• Goals Review
• Government Report Backs

Police Advisory Committee

This Police Advisory Committee meeting is largely procedural: members will hear an informational update from the Framingham Police Department, approve meeting minutes from May, and address any other business. No specific proposals, votes, or financial items are on the agenda.

• FPD Informational Update
• Approval of May meeting minutes

Board of Health

The Framingham Board of Health will discuss comprehensive mosquito control programming, including a proposed $64,206 contract with the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project. They will also review a clinical advisory for the FIFA World Cup regarding infectious disease risks, and hear about proposed FY2027 budget cuts impacting department services. Additionally, the board will consider a first draft of fee schedule increases, which will lead to a public hearing in September.

• Discussion of East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project services including surveillance, larvicide, adulticide spraying, and EEE/WNV risk
• Proposed FY2027 budget cuts and their impact on public health programs and services
• First draft of fee schedule increases (last updated 2011) with comparative study of surrounding municipalities; public hearing set for September
• Clinical advisory for FIFA World Cup 2026 events: heightened awareness for infectious diseases due to large international and domestic visitors
• Chief Public Health Nurse's report on summer safety and World Cup-related health risks

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Framingham City Council Finance Subcommittee will continue discussions on funding authorizations for two Memoranda of Agreement (MOAs) with Local 1652 Firefighters and Local 1652 Deputy Fire Chiefs, as well as continued consideration of the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 city budgets. The meeting will also include approval of minutes from prior meetings. These items were previously discussed at the June 4, 2026 subcommittee meeting.

• Order 2026-061: Continued discussion on funding authorization for Framingham MOA with Local 1652 Firefighters
• Order 2026-062: Continued discussion on funding authorization for Framingham MOA with Local 1652 Deputy Fire Chiefs
• Order 2026-045-002: Continued discussion and consideration of proposed Fiscal Year 2027 City Budgets
• Approval of draft minutes from meetings on 5/13, 5/26, 5/27, 5/28, 6/2, and 6/4/2026
• Public participation period

Council on Aging

The Framingham Council on Aging will hold elections for Chair and Vice Chair, vote on the director's report and budget, and receive updates on the Elderly and Disabled Tax Fund, FSHA, and birthday letters. The board will also review a letter of support for Randy and discuss future speakers.

• Nominations and voting for Chair and Vice Chair
• Vote to accept the director's report and budget
• Update on Elderly and Disabled Tax Fund (Luciana)
• Update on FSHA (Brenda Diaz)
• Review letter of support for Randy

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a routine meeting including approval of minutes, public participation, a discussion with Framingham user groups, an at-large parks discussion, a parks and recreation report, and reports from commissioners serving on other committees.

• Discussion with Framingham user groups
• At-large parks discussion
• Parks and Recreation report
• Commissioner reports from Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee, Community Preservation Committee, and Community Center Advisory Committee

Cultural Council

The Framingham Cultural Council will review and approve minutes from May 13, 2026, welcome new members, and discuss a possible co-hosted summer event with Friends of the Framingham Theatre (FoFT) under the ART on the CRT initiative. The council will also review local grant priorities and guidelines from the Mass Cultural Council, collect grantee summaries from liaisons for the city website, and fill the role of clerk. The meeting is largely administrative and planning-oriented.

• Review and approval of May 13, 2026 meeting minutes
• Possible co-hosting summer event with FoFT as part of ART on the CRT update
• Review of FCC local priorities and guidelines from Mass Cultural Council
• Collection of grantee summaries and photos from liaisons for city website
• Appointment of clerk (Eric)

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will discuss and possibly take action on a proposed municipal reorganization affecting the Framingham Public Library, including review of related FY2027 budget proposals and consideration of impacts on services and governance. The board may also adopt a formal statement. Other business includes a consent agenda, a director's report, and a governance update on the meeting room policy.

• Discussion and possible action on proposed municipal reorganization affecting the library
• Review of related Fiscal Year 2027 budget proposals
• Consideration of impacts on library services, governance, and strategic planning
• Possible adoption of a board statement on the reorganization
• Governance subcommittee update on meeting room policy

Housing Authority

The Framingham Housing Authority will hold a regular meeting to consider approving substantial completion of fire alarm and fire protection upgrades at Everit, Hastings, Memorial, Underwood, and Temple buildings. The board will also vote on an amendment to a consulting services contract for networked geothermal and FY 2029 formula funding. Other business includes approval of minutes, financial statements, and an executive director's report.

• Motion to approve substantial completion of fire alarm and fire protection upgrades (project #100263) at Everit, Hastings, Memorial, Underwood, and Temple
• Motion to approve Amendment #24 to CFA 5001 for consulting services on networked geothermal and formula funding FY 2029
• Approval of bills, credit card statement, and financial statement review
• Public comment period for tenants and residents
• Operations and modernization updates on capital projects, change orders, and safety planning

Youth Council Public Health and Accessibility Subcommittee

The Youth Council Public Health and Accessibility Subcommittee will meet to conduct the election of officers. This is the only item listed on the agenda.

• Election of officers

Board of License Commissioners

The Board will hold public hearings on two licensing matters. The primary item is a request by Los Pinos Mexican Grill IV Inc. for a new All Alcohol Restaurant License at 183 Concord Street, with proposed hours Mon-Wed 12pm-10pm, Thu-Sun 12pm-1am. They will also consider a change of category and hours for Pueblito Paisa at 66 Hollis Street.

• New All Alcohol Restaurant License application for Los Pinos Mexican Grill IV, 183 Concord St
• Proposed hours: Mon-Wed 12pm-10pm, Thu-Sun 12pm-1am
• Manager: Alexander Argueta, Assistant Manager: Jennifer Portillo
• Application notes prior suspensions for sales to minors in 2022 and 2025
• Change of category & hours for Pueblito Paisa Colombia Restaurant, 66 Hollis St

Community Preservation Committee

The Community Preservation Committee will discuss a special application request for $388,306 in CPA funds to match federal funding for the design and engineering of the Chris Walsh Memorial Trail, with a September 30 deadline to obligate federal funds. The committee will also plan for its annual public hearing on June 15 and review the final application policy for FY2027 grants.

• Special application request for $388,306 match for Chris Walsh Memorial Trail design and engineering
• Waiver of eligibility for the special application since the project was previously deemed eligible in 2022
• Planning for annual public hearing on June 15, 2026
• Discussion of Final Application Policy for CPA projects
• Planning for updates to the FY2027 application cycle

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Finance Subcommittee will continue its review of the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 city budgets, including a discussion of reorganization proposed by the Administration. It will also consider funding for adaptive PE equipment for Framingham Public Schools, the creation of a Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund, and funding authorizations for labor agreements with Local 1652 Firefighters and Deputy Fire Chiefs.

• Continued discussion of proposed FY2027 city budgets
• Discussion of reorganization proposed by the Administration related to FY2027 budgets
• Consideration of funding adaptive PE equipment for FPS (Order 2026-063)
• Consideration of funding authorization for MOA with Local 1652 Firefighters (Order 2026-061) and Deputy Fire Chiefs (Order 2026-062)
• Consideration of creation of Municipal Aggregation Adder Revolving Fund (Order 2026-059)

City Council Environment & Sustainability Subcommittee

The Environment & Sustainability Subcommittee will consider Order 2026-052 to accept US BR1 (a trail route) through the city and discuss water quality maintenance at municipal beaches. The subcommittee will also discuss councilor priorities including an Agricultural Commission, a Tree Ordinance, and a Shopping Cart Ordinance.

• Order 2026-052: acceptance of US BR1 trail through Framingham
• Discussion on water quality maintenance at city beaches (nuisance aquatic vegetation, toxic algae at Waushakum Pond)
• Discussion of councilor priorities: Agricultural Commission, Tree Ordinance, Shopping Cart Ordinance
• Approval of draft minutes from 2/18/26 and 3/11/26 meetings

Conservation Commission

The Framingham Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss Japanese knotweed at Cedar Swamp, an issue at 84 Bethany Rd, and a Request for Determination of Applicability (RDA) for a proposed 15' x 21' paver patio at 14 Fairbanks Rd. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.

• Discussion of Japanese knotweed at Cedar Swamp and abutting private property
• Discussion of 84 Bethany Rd
• RDA for proposed 15' x 21' paver patio at 14 Fairbanks Rd
• Minutes approval for 3/4/26 and 3/18/26

Disability Committee ADA Celebration Subcommittee

The ADA Celebration Subcommittee of the Framingham Disability Commission is meeting to vote on previous meeting minutes and discuss a July movie night at the Framingham Public Library. They will also begin preliminary planning for a Disability Awareness Month event in October. No decisions on funding or specific activities are listed on this agenda.

• Vote on approval of meeting minutes from 5/6/2026
• Discussion of Framingham Public Library Movie Night in July
• Preliminary planning of Disability Awareness Month event in October

Framingham Public Library Long Range Planning Committee

The committee will discuss current progress regarding the library's long range planning process. Discussion topics include a survey, interviews, and the project timeline.

• Discussion of survey progress
• Discussion of interview progress
• Review of planning timeline

Youth Council

The Framingham Youth Council will hear a presentation from the Tobacco Control Project Manager on tobacco prevention efforts. The council will also announce results of subcommittee leadership elections and consider draft minutes from May 2. Public participation is invited.

• Presentation by Tobacco Control Program Manager Parivallal Thillaigovindan
• Announcement of subcommittee leadership election results
• Approval of draft minutes from May 2, 2026 meeting
• Guest speaker Isabella Petroni

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Finance Subcommittee will hold a public hearing to hear input on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 City Budgets. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from several prior meetings. No other action items are listed.

• Public hearing on Order 2026-045-002 for the proposed FY27 city budget
• Approval of draft minutes from meetings on 5/13/26, 5/20/26, 5/26/26, 5/27/26, and 5/28/26

School Committee

The Framingham School Committee will consider and vote on an update to the FY27 operating budget in response to the city appropriation, as well as proposed changes to start and end times for the FHS Academy at Thayer Day Program. Other business includes a vote on a Student Learning Time waiver for the Thayer academies, an update on the school building project with a vote on the education program, and acceptance of gifts for multiple schools.

• Consideration and anticipated vote of an update to the FY27 operating budget in response to city appropriation
• Vote on proposed changes to start and end times of FHS Academy at Thayer Day Program
• Discussion and vote on Student Learning Time (SLT) waiver for FHS Academies at Thayer (Day and Evening programs)
• School Building Project update and vote on Education Program
• Walsh-Dunning Softball Field Complex Improvements

City Council Planning & Zoning Subcommittee

The Planning & Zoning Subcommittee will continue old business regarding J&Co.'s concept plans for a 357-unit development on Edmands Road. Discussion includes draft zoning provisions for the Nobscot Residential District and supporting reports on traffic, fiscal impact, infrastructure, and open space.

• Continued review of 357-unit concept plans on Edmands Road
• Draft zoning provisions for Nobscot Residential District
• Traffic study for 357-unit concept
• Fiscal impact analysis for 357-unit concept
• Nobscot Park Improvement Concepts

School Building Committee

The School Building Committee will meet virtually to discuss and rank evaluation criteria for school building options. The agenda includes a presentation of preliminary options from Tappe, approval of invoices for April 2026, and an update from the Community Outreach Subcommittee.

• Motion to approve minutes from May 4, 2026 meeting
• Motion to approve invoices for month ending April 2026
• Discuss and rank evaluation criteria for school projects
• Presentation of preliminary options from Tappe (Ed Plan and Space Summary)
• Community Outreach Subcommittee status update

School Committee Buildings, Grounds, Sustainability, and Environment Subcommittee

The School Committee Buildings, Grounds, Sustainability, and Environment Subcommittee will review the annual report on school conditions. The meeting also includes an update on progress toward climate goals and a discussion of subcommittee goals for 2025-2026.

• Annual Report on the Condition of Schools
• Update on Progress Towards Climate Goals
• Discussion on Subcommittee Goals for 2025-2026

Planning Board

The Framingham Planning Board will hold a continued public hearing on proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinances (Chapter 435). The amendments would add a new Footnote 8a restricting special permits for nonconforming lots and structures for certain residential uses, and set a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 0.50 for one-family or two-family detached dwellings in the General Residence G District. The board may deliberate and vote on the matter.

• Continued public hearing on zoning amendments adding Footnote 8a to Table of Uses, affecting single-family, two-family, multifamily, and artist live/work/gallery uses in Use Category G
• Proposal to add Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 0.50 for one-family or two-family detached dwellings in the General Residence G District
• Amendment would prevent the Zoning Board of Appeals from granting special permits for nonconforming lots or structures for the affected uses

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a continued hearing on variances to allow four multifamily units at 729-733 Waverly Street, and a new hearing on a garage addition at 28 Coburn Street. The board will also approve minutes from May 13, 2026.

• Continued hearing (25-26) for variances at 729-733 Waverly Street to allow four multifamily dwellings with variances from use, FAR, front-yard set-back, and side-yard set-back
• New hearing (26-12) at 28 Coburn Street for a finding on construction of a vertical addition to a garage
• Decision deadline for Waverly Street case extended to June 30, 2026

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will hold a public meeting on June 1, 2026, at 7:00 PM in the Trustees Room of the Main Library at 49 Lexington St. The sole substantive item is a discussion of the Mayor's proposal to create a library and cultural affairs division under the leadership of the library director. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Discussion of Mayor's proposal to create a library and cultural affairs division led by the library director

Women, Children, and Families Commission

This is a routine meeting of the Women, Children, and Families Commission. The agenda includes public participation, approval of minutes from the previous meeting, updates on planned events and recognitions, survey progress, and miscellaneous items. No specific votes or decisions are listed; the meeting is primarily procedural.

• Approval of minutes from May 4, 2026
• Discussion of planned events and recognitions
• Survey updates (70 responses as of last meeting)
• Miscellaneous items (may include Flock surveillance system contract, school budget gap, future meeting schedule)

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Finance Subcommittee will continue discussions regarding the new Operating and Enterprise Budgets for fiscal year 2027. The meeting includes discussions with Division Heads concerning specific budgetary items.

• Continued discussion of Order 2026-045-002 regarding FY2027 Operating and Enterprise Budgets
• Budgetary item discussions with Division Heads
• Affordable Housing Rates & Incomes update

Framingham High School Council

The Framingham High School Council will meet to discuss the School Improvement Plan (SIP), school-wide 9th grade strategies, and a proposal to revamp the advisory program. The meeting is scheduled for May 28, 2026, and includes a time for open questions and conversation.

• Discussion of FHS School Improvement Plan (SIP)
• School-wide 9th grade strategies
• Advisory revamp proposal
• Open questions and conversation

Human Relations Commission CANCELED

Potter Road Elementary School Council

The Potter Road School Council will meet to review and discuss the proposed final draft of the school improvement plan. The meeting includes an opportunity for public comment. No old business is on the agenda.

• Review proposed final draft of the school improvement plan

Youth Council Educational and Academic Subcommittee-CANCELLED

Youth Council-Third Party Recreational Spaces Subcommittee

This is a procedural meeting of the Youth Council's Third Party Recreational Spaces Subcommittee. The only substantive item is the election of officers. No policy decisions or financial items are on the agenda.

• Election of subcommittee officers

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed FY2027 city budget. The Council also considers zoning amendments for the G zone, continues separate hearings on zoning changes for Eagle Rock and Clark's Hill, and takes a second reading and vote on the FY2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program.

• Public hearing on the proposed FY2027 City Budgets.
• Zoning amendment to add Footnote 8a and a 0.50 Floor Area Ratio for one- and two-family dwellings in the G zone.
• Continued public hearing on zoning amendments for the Eagle Rock property (continued to July 21, 2026).
• Continued discussion on zoning amendments for Clark's Hill.
• Second reading and vote on the FY2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program.

Historic District Commission

The Historic District Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal to replace columns at 1013 Worcester Road. The board will also elect officers as part of a reorganization, approve minutes from February 10, 2026, and discuss updates to HDC webpages, potential additional local historic districts, and downtown signage. A materials sub-committee report and chair's report are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing for 2026-001: column replacement at 1013 Worcester Road
• Reorganization of commission officers
• Approval of minutes from February 10, 2026
• Informal discussions on HDC webpages, additional local historic districts, and downtown signage
• Materials Sub-Committee report and Chair's report

City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Finance Subcommittee will continue discussions on the FY2027 Operating and Enterprise Budgets, with a focus on debt service, health insurance, and retirement costs. Division heads from the Department of Public Works and the Library will present budgetary items. Minutes from previous meetings on May 13, 20, and 26 are pending approval.

• Order 2026-045-002: Continued discussion on FY2027 Operating and Enterprise Budgets, including debt service, health insurance, and retirement.
• Discussion with Division Heads: Department of Public Works and Library present budget items.
• Pending approval of minutes from May 13, 20, and 26, 2026 subcommittee meetings.
• Health insurance and debt service analysis documents added to the agenda.
• Library reductions memo and budget presentation added for discussion.

Council on Aging

The Framingham Council on Aging will discuss and vote on a letter of gratitude for the 2026 Senior Heroes Awards program booklet, naming four winners. They will also elect a temporary chair for the meeting. The letter thanks volunteers and supporters for their contributions to diversity and inclusion.

• Elect a Chair Pro Tem (temporary chair) for this meeting only
• Discussion and approval of a gratitude letter for the 2026 Senior Heroes Awards program booklet
• Letter lists winners: Jim Pillsbury (Culture/Arts), Glenda Thomas (Social Development), Marty Dutton (Health/Healthcare), Audrey M. Hall (Public Service)
• Acknowledgments in the letter include the Senior Heroes Team, Callahan Center staff, Friends of Callahan, and local officials

Sustainability Committee

The Framingham Sustainability Committee will continue its discussion of the MBTA Focus 2050 planning process, including drafting a committee response. They will also review changes to MassSave programs and receive updates on geothermal pilot expansion and community outreach initiatives. No formal votes are anticipated.

• Continued discussion of MBTA Focus 2050 transit planning and draft committee response
• Review of MassSave program changes
• Update on geothermal pilot expansion in collaboration with HEET and Eversource
• Community outreach initiatives: art exhibit on the common, extreme heat identification, and tree planting near Waverly
• City Council update on specialized code language change

City Council Finance Subcommittee-Joint Meeting with School Committee Finance Subcommittee

The City Council Finance Subcommittee and School Committee Finance Subcommittee meet jointly. They will consider a referral to approve affordable rents and income limits for Bancroft Lofts and Union House (Order 2026-048), and review the proposed FY2027 operating and enterprise budgets, including municipal reorganization (Order 2026-045-002). A joint discussion with the Superintendent and school finance director is also scheduled.

• Consideration of affordable rents and income limits for Bancroft Lofts and Union House (Order 2026-048)
• Review of FY2027 operating and enterprise budgets, including municipal reorganization (Order 2026-045-002)
• Joint discussion with School Committee finance subcommittee, Superintendent, and Executive Director of Finance and Operations of Schools

School Committee Finance and Operations Subcommittee Joint Meeting with the City Council Finance Subcommittee

The Framingham School Committee Finance and Operations Subcommittee and the City Council Finance Subcommittee will hold a joint meeting to discuss the Mayor's updated proposal for the FY27 operating budget. No votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and public comment only.

• Discussion on FY27 Operating Budget: Updated Proposal from Mayor

Disability Commission

The Framingham Disability Commission will hear an emergency planning presentation from Fire Chief Dutcher, receive the ADA Coordinator's report on a sidewalk issue at 265 Temple St. and an ADA Transition Plan update, and consider a funding application for accessible picnic tables at Memorial Building. The board will also check in on the ADA Day subcommittee and receive liaison reports from Schools and Police, along with tabled reports on MWRTA/MWCIL and Bicycle & Trails.

• Emergency Planning Presentation by Fire Chief Dutcher
• ADA Coordinator report on 265 Temple St. sidewalk and ADA Transition Plan update
• Memorial Building Accessible Picnic Tables funding application
• Report on MWRTA fixed route redesign (tabled from March 18 meeting)
• ADA Day Subcommittee check-in

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will discuss updates on the Sax Firehouse/Atheneum, 322 Salem End Road/MOA, and the Innovation District. New business includes presenting the Economic Development Plan to the City Council, reviewing a letter of intent for a GDA, and developing a business plan for the Pearl Street garage. The board will also approve minutes and set action items.

• Update on Sax Firehouse/Atheneum
• Update on 322 Salem End Road/MOA
• Present Economic Development Plan to City Council
• Discuss GDA – LOI
• Pearl St garage – business plan development

Retirement Board

The Framingham Retirement Board will introduce a new board member, approve multiple warrants totaling over $2.9 million, and discuss audit findings from PERAC. The board will also review PERAC memos on COLA reform and OPEB. This is a routine meeting focused on financial oversight and compliance.

• Introduction of new board member Brian Turbitt, appointed by Mayor Sisitsky
• Approval of Retiree Payroll Warrant #04302026P for $2,818,985.05
• Approval of Expense Warrant #05312026 for $1,920.37
• Approval of Refund & Transfer Warrant #05312026R for $109,211.94
• Discussion and overview of PERAC Audit Findings and annual statement submission

Aid to the Elderly and Disabled Taxation Fund Committee

The Aid to the Elderly and Disabled Taxation Fund Committee will meet to review applicant eligibility and vote on authorizing awards. This is a routine procedural meeting to determine which residents qualify for property tax relief.

• Review eligibility of applicants for elderly/disabled tax assistance
• Vote to authorize awards for qualified applicants

SIFOC

The Strategic Initiatives and Financial Oversight Committee will hear a report on meetings with the City Council and School Committee, discuss next steps with the CFO, and review the Framingham Public Schools District Priorities Dashboard. The committee may also consider a draft goal for a public-facing Educational Priorities Dashboard by October 2026. No votes are scheduled; items are for discussion only.

• Discussion on next steps with the CFO
• Report on meetings with City Council and School Committee
• Discussion on FPS District Priorities Dashboard, including draft goal for a public-facing dashboard by October 2026
• Update on research on other communities
• Approval of minutes from April 16, 2026

Brophy Elementary School Council

The Brophy Elementary School Council will hold a regular meeting on May 13, 2026. The agenda includes a review of the updated School Improvement Plan, an update on enrollment and staffing, and discussion of end-of-year family and community events. The council will also conduct open discussion and plan for the next meeting.

• Review of updated School Improvement Plan
• Enrollment and staffing update
• End of Year Events planning
• Principal's update on current events and academic performance

Barbieri Elementary School Council