
June 01, 2020 04:41 PM
The Board of Health has announced the following case numbers of COVID-19 in Medfield: 35 cases confirmed 33 recovered Read on

June 01, 2020 04:41 PM
The Board of Health has announced the following case numbers of COVID-19 in Medfield: 35 cases confirmed 33 recovered Read on
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Email from the Massachusetts Municipal Association just now this morning –
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Townwide Master PlanVirtual Public Forum onSunday 6/7/20 at 5 pm |
Date: Sunday, June 7, 2020 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device:
https://zoom.us/j/95956156234?pwd=aGE1RmxlVk5scndXc TZCb1B6MDN6QT09
Password: 185165
There will be a few minutes before the meeting starts for you to test your audio/video with the ability to use the Chat feature for some technical assistance using Zoom. Additional Zoom resources are available on the Town’s website (under “News Flash”).
Or Join by Phone: Dial: +1 929 205 6099 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799
Meeting ID: 959 5615 6234
Please note: phone users will not be able to participate in the live polling but will be able to respond to the follow-up survey.
For more information regarding the Townwide Master Plan: https://town.medfield.net/350/Townwide-Master- Planning-Committee
Please add your comments or questions regarding the Townwide Master Plan here: https://forms.gle/izUGhBseGLh1Yw8D6
Prepare for the forum by reviewing the following documents:
“See” you there!
Town Planner
459 Main Street
Medfield, MA 02052
(508) 906-3027
sraposa@medfield.net
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John Kraus shared his recording (below) of the church bells rung on Memorial Day. John made his recording in front of the Town House.
I observed Memorial Day by going to the former Medfield State Hospital to listen to the noon bell ringing at the Lee Chapel (the bell in the photo above, with the large sounding hammer showing to the right). John Thompson, Chair of the Medfield State Hospital Building and Grounds Committee and the Property Manager, shared that the bell is inscribed “1896,” that one rings it from the clock room that is on what would be the second story, and that the Lee Chapel was constructed around the bell, as the bell is too large to be remove.
We highly recommend that the Dale Street Committee move forward to
make this project net zero carbon emissions.
Constructing a new building for zero fossil fuels must be done now, or
systems will have to be reconfigured at very high expense in the not too
distant future. Medfield is planning Dale Street for the town’s future so we
must incorporate a net zero goal at this time.
Governor Baker has committed to a close-to-net zero carbon emissions in
2050 for all of Massachusetts. The time is now to make this commitment in
Medfield and to design for the future.
By this document MEC is showing that other communities have made a
commitment to Net Zero buildings, and that many new schools are
explicitly modeling for this objective.
As options are reviewed with costs, financing, incentives, and energy
expenses projected, we are optimistic that, as has been demonstrated in
other towns, Medfield can construct a net zero building at a very
reasonable net cost, or even net profit. This is an exciting time for
innovation in this field and making this happen will require many in the
community to learn about new technology. Doing this for this large and
important school construction project will allow Medfield to take a major
first step in moving toward a net zero footprint.
Please let us know where and when we can further discuss this topic and
when this commitment can be included in the planning for Dale Street and
how it will be evaluated.
The MEC stands ready to help research and support this component of the
project.
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Posted in Buildings, Energy Committee, Green, Schools, Select Board matters
Agenda for this evening appears below, and the back up materials (including the warrant articles for the annual town meeting) can be accessed here – 20200526-agenda & materials


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May 21, 2020 8:27 PM
The Board of Health has announced the following case numbers of COVID-19 in Medfield:
32 cases confirmed
31 recovered
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Posted in COVID-19