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POLLING PLACE: DANA HALL SCH, SHIPLEY CENTER, 142 GROVE STTown Meeting is Wellesley’s Legislative arm of government. It consists of 240 Town Meeting Members elected by precinct. The members are elected for staggered, 3-year terms so that 10 members are elected from each precinct each year in the March annual town election. Depending on vacancies some precincts will have more members to be elected to fill the unexpired seats.Town Meeting is responsible for passing a balanced annual town budget, and enacts all town by-laws. Annual Town Meeting is held in March/April to enact the following year's budget, plus whatever other matters are placed on the Town Meeting Warrant. The Annual Town Meeting begins the last Monday of March and continues on Monday and Tuesday nights until the business is completed. Special Town Meeting may be held as needed for issues that cannot be delayed until the Annual Town Meeting.

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    Philippa Jeanne Biggers
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    Nathan Clarke
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    Elliott M. Conti
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    Edward Denton Folland
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    Harold Norman Kaplan
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    Catherine Liu
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    Parker John Morse
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    Frederick Waidner Schaller
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    Tamara Vira Sielecki-Dzurdz
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    Kathleen Fisher Trumbull
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What are the most important goals for Wellesley to achieve over the next five years?

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Relevant Experience Current Town Meeting Member. Board Member for: LWVW; Sustainable Wellesley, Community Fund/Wellesley
Maintain strong schools; support a vibrant business community; move towards our net -zero climate goals with green building practices; provide a diverse housing stock while maintaining our green spaces.
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Relevant Experience Political science student leader, applying youth mentorship, community service to local government.
Wellesley must prioritize balanced growth. My goals include: 1) Advancing the Strategic Housing Plan while protecting natural resources like the MassBay forest and North 40 through Precinct G engagement. 2) Supporting fiscal discipline regarding facility upgrades and personnel costs. 3) Strengthening civic engagement for youth and families, while advocating for transparency.
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Wellesley's biggest challenges over the next five years are meeting state housing requirements, paying for schools and infrastructure without overburdening taxpayers, and fixing roads in a way that's more efficient and less disruptive. Flooding and traffic are already real problems, not future problems. We must focus on better planning and coordination to get things done.
Wellesley should be part of a regional effort to address regional problems like housing costs, reduced transportation friction, and education.
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