TOWN OF WELLESLEY

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Departments

Assessment

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Jeff Lane

Clerk

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Donna Whitham

Elections

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Diane Innes

Engineering

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Timothy Leung

Finance

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Rachel DeRoche

Fire

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Steve Mortarelli

Human Resources

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Dolores Hamilton

Information Technology

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Brian C. DuPont

Planning & Development

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Brad Downey

Police

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Scott Whittemore

Public Health

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MS Izzo

Public Works

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David Cohen

Treasury

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Greg Copeland

Utilities

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Aaron Miller

14 departments

Leadership

SuperintendentAaron Miller

Water & Sewer Superintendent

P.E. McDonoughFacilities Director

Rachel DeRocheFinance Director/CFO

Tiana DesensAsst. Finance Director/Town Accountant

Greg CopelandAssistant Treasurer

Sehar KianiDirector of Senior Services

Kathy SavageAssistant Director of Senior Services

Scott WhittemorePolice Chief

Jeff RenzellaDeputy Police Chief

MAA MullerDirector

Marybeth MartelloSustainability Director

Matt CordaGroup D Deputy Chief

Kenneth DeMerchantGroup A Deputy Chief

Charles DiGiandomenicoGroup B Deputy Chief

Michael GiganteGroup C Deputy Chief

Steve MortarelliFire Chief

MS IzzoDirector, Community and Public Health

Dolores HamiltonHuman Resources Director

Bahiya SauerAssistant Director

Brian C. DuPontInformation Technology Director

Christopher ChanAssistant Director

David G. WoodDirector

Brandon SchmittNRC Director

Brad DowneyInterim Planning Director

David CohenDirector of Public Works

Jeff Azano-BrownAssistant Director

Jake ThompsonPark & Tree Assistant Superintendent

Matt ChinDirector

Jennifer LawlorAssociate Director

Chad NortonDeputy Director

Lynn WhynotRetirement Director

Maureen SelvidgeAssistant Retirement Director

Meghan JopExecutive Director of General Gov't Services

Corey TestaAssistant Executive Director

Donna WhithamAssistant Town Clerk

Maura B. RenzellaYouth Director

Jeff LanePrincipal Assessor

Timothy LeungSupervisory Electrical Engineer

Kate BurnhamHealth and Social Services Administrator

Andria DeSimoneOffice Administrator

Louise BurnsOffice Administrator

Christine AxbeySenior Assessing Clerk

Pam O'ConnellPermit Administrator

Deadra Doku-GardnerAdministrator

Ilario DeMasiBilling and Collections Administrator

Emily PaciulliAccounting, Operations & Internet Administrator

Alvaro SosaInfrastructure Engineer

Julie MeyerWetlands Administrator

Kathryn RumseyParking Clerk

Lynda SchellingDepartment Administrator

Lauren HallettSenior Office Administrator

Suzzane MilesOffice Administrator

Marjorie Freiman

Kenny Largess

Diane InnesElections and Voter Registration Administrator

Celia KilmainLicensing and Elections Administrator

Alissa KeeneSenior Clerk

Jeannie KoushourisSenior Accounting Clerk

Dottie BeattieAccounting Clerk

Revenue & Expenditures

$173.3M

▲+7.83%vs prior period

Area chart: 2015 $124.7M, 2016 $133.2M, 2017 $137.4M, 2018 $141.7M, 2019 $146.5M, 2020 $149.4M, 2021 $155.2M, 2022 $160.7M, 2023 $173.3M
Category	Value
2015	$124.7M
2016	$133.2M
2017	$137.4M
2018	$141.7M
2019	$146.5M
2020	$149.4M
2021	$155.2M
2022	$160.7M
2023	$173.3M

Demographics — Trends

29,906

Not enough historical data for population yet.

Government Information

Classification: 3 - TOWNSHIP
Population: 30,524
Latest Filing Year: 2023

Key Statistics

Total Revenue$258.2M▲7.8%

Property Tax$173.3M▲7.8%

Population29,906

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Recent Events (100)

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Participants were asked how likely they would be to participate in another dialogue with board/committee members 0 very unlikely; 1 somewhat unlikely; 1 neutral; 12 likely; 20 very likely Some comments from participants on individual feedback forms: • Have more frequent dialogues and other opportunities for board/committee members to engage face-to-face and understand each other • Valued getting to know more colleagues, learning about dynamics of other

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Jun 16, 2026

Participants were asked how likely they would be to use the following dialogue tools in their board/committee work. • Communications agreements: o 0 very unlikely; 3 somewhat unlikely; 9 neutral; 16 likely; 6 very likely • Timed go-arounds: o 1 very unlikely; 5 somewhat unlikely; 8 neutral; 12 likely; 8 very likely v.06.10.2026 5 • Facilitation: o 0 very unlikely; 1 somewhat unlikely; 9 neutral; 14 likely; 10 very likely

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Jun 16, 2026

Participants were asked to circle a response (strongly disagree, disagree, neither agree nor disagree, agree, strongly agree) for each of the following statements: • I have a clearer understanding of the challenges or perspectives of other board/committee members as a result of this dialogue. o 0 strongly disagree; 0 disagree; 0 neither agree nor disagree; 15 agree; 19 strongly agree • Facilitated dialogue supports open and respectful communication.

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Jun 16, 2026

Participants were asked how the dialogue aligned with your expectations. 0 not aligned at all; 0 somewhat; 2 neutral; 21 aligned; 11 exceeded

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Jun 16, 2026

Other Correspondence • Memorandum from Civil Discourse Initiative re: April 2026 Town Talk Dialogue • Email from Cricket Vlass re: DPW Donations 1 Wellesley Civil Discourse Initiative “Town Talk: A Facilitated Dialogue for Board and Committee Volunteers” Summary and Recommendations The Wellesley Civil Discourse Initiative organized the “Town Talk” dialogue on April 30, 2026, at the Hunnewell Elementary School. All volunteer board and committee members were invited

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Jun 16, 2026

9:00 Adjournment

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Jun 16, 2026

8:50 Chair’s Report • 40 Oakland Street • Town-Wide Capital Planning Committee (“CapCom”) Update

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Jun 16, 2026

8:40 Administrative Matters • Discuss and Vote Minutes Please find included in your materials the draft minutes of the June 2, 2026, and June 8, 2026, meetings. MOTION MOVE to approve the minutes of June 2, 2026, and June 8, 2026, as amended. 1 Approved: 2 3 Select Board Meeting: June 2, 2026 4 Present: Marjorie Freiman, Thomas Ulfelder, Colette Aufranc, Beth Sullivan Woods, Kenneth 5 Largess

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Jun 16, 2026

8:25 Discuss and Vote The Nines 2026-2027 Affordable Rents John Costello of Maloney Properties, representing the owners, will be attending the meeting to discuss the 2026 rents for the Nines which is located at 40 Williams Street. The proposed Gross Rent increase for new tenants in 2025 increases 3.6%. The Table below shows the maximum rents that could be charged under the current income limits.

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Jun 16, 2026

8:10 Discuss and Vote Appointments • Climate Action Committee A memorandum from Climate Action Committee Chair Lise Olney recommending a candidate for appointment will be shared with the Board separately from this week’s FNM packet due to a scheduling conflict. Thank you for your understanding!

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Jun 16, 2026

The following exhibits are attached and incorporated herein: Exhibit A: Legal Description of Premises Exhibit B: Reduced Copy of Recorded Plan of Premises [Applies to CPA purchases] Exhibit C: Town or City Vote Authorizing the Use of CPA Funds Exhibit D: Dark Sky’s Agreement with Wellesley College 14 EEA-DCS Model Conservation Restriction April 2023

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Jun 16, 2026

The following signature pages are included in this Grant: Commented [GJ(9]: If the Grantor is a Trust, a draft Trustee’s Certificate or a recorded copy of the Trustee’s Grantor Certificate should be submitted with the CR for review. We encourage you to check with your registry to

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Jun 16, 2026

Prior Encumbrances This Conservation Restriction shall be in addition to and not in substitution of any other restrictions or easements of record affecting the Premises.

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Jun 16, 2026

Executory Limitation If Grantee shall cease to exist or to be qualified to hold conservation restrictions pursuant to Section 32 of Chapter 184 of the Massachusetts General Laws, or to be qualified organization under 26 U.S.C. 170(h), and applicable regulations thereunder, if applicable, and a prior assignment is not made pursuant to Paragraph VII, then Grantee’s rights and obligations under this Conservation

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Jun 16, 2026

No Surety Interest The Grantor attests that there is no mortgage, promissory note, loan, lien, equity credit line, refinance assignment of mortgage, lease, financing statement or any other agreement which gives rise to a surety interest affecting the Premises.

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Jun 16, 2026

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