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  • Memorial Building Summer Meetings Move to Callahan

    Memorial Building Summer Meetings Move to Callahan
    PHOTO: Framingham, MA, Town Hall / Memorial Building
    Framingham's Town Hall, the Memorial Building

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – The Framingham Town Manager’s Office has announced that all public meetings normally scheduled at the Memorial Building, (Town Hall), will be held at the Callahan Senior Center for a period estimated to last up to six weeks beginning June 21, 2010.

    The Callahan Senior Center is located at 535 Union Avenue, Framingham, MA, (approximately 1.1 miles north on Union Ave from the Memorial Building).

    Board of Selectmen and Planning Board meetings will not (more…)

    News Staff

    June 8, 2010
    Public Meetings
    2010, ada, Callahan Senior Center, Disability, handicapped, Memorial Building, Town Hall
  • Selectmen Extend Public Comment Period for ADA Transition Plan

    FRAMINGHAM,MA – The Framingham Board of Selectmen has extended the public comment period on the final draft of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan and Recommendations, as prepared by consultant David Lieb of Liebstudios.

    The public may inspect copies of this plan during normal business hours at the following locations: 1) The Selectmen’s Office in the Memorial Building (150 Concord Street), 2) The main branch of the library (49 Lexington Street), and 3) The McAuliffe branch of the library (10 Nicholas Road).

    The recommendations are also available on the town’s website at www.framinghamma.gov. The recommendations are also available on audio cassette.

    Please contact Ron Rego, ADA Coordinator, at 508-532-5518 for more information on how to access these audio cassettes. Members of the public should submit their input to the Selectmen’s Office no later than Friday, October 27, 2006 at 5 PM. These comments and suggestions should be addressed to: Board of Selectmen, 150 Concord Street, Framingham, MA 01702 or via email to: selectmen@framinghamma.gov.

    The Disability Commission will also hold a public hearing on the transition plan and recommendations on Wednesday, October 25, 2006 at 7:00 PM in the Public Hearing Room. A full copy of the plan and recommendations with attachments is available for viewing in the Selectmen’s Office.

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    Deb Cleveland

    October 4, 2006
    Politics
    ada, Board of Selectmen, BOS, David Lieb, Disability Commission, Liebstudios, Public Hearing, Ron Rego

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