Whopper whopper whopper whopper

They have a nice dump there

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>Harvey Boshart, a Weston Select Board member whose term expires this year, asked Aiu how much funding the Town of Weston had historically received from those programs.

>“I believe it’s been zero,” answered Aiu.

>Boshart argued that “as it currently stands, we’re not giving up anything" if the town chose not to comply.

>But committee member Sarah Rhatigan noted that even if those penalties might not affect Weston, the town could still be in violation of the state law, and housing advocacy groups might be able to sue the town for compliance anyhow.

>“The penalties are probably funds that Weston doesn’t use… (but) there is some concern that if we really didn’t take any action we could be exposing ourselves up to some kind of liability,” said Rhatigan.

>“Or at least, minimally, embarrassment,” said another unidentified committee member.

Imagine if they end up complying because they're afraid of being embarrassed!

Side note: whatever happened to the whopper? I notice that the opposition site got taken down www.preserveweston.org

Junior, double, triple whopper

Flame-grilled taste with perfect toppers, I rule this day.

Woah there Hitler, slow down. These are still people we're talking about.

IIRC the Whopper got rejected by the zoning board despite being a 40B project due to sewage system overload concerns and the "landscape design, open space arrangements and building design of the project are inadequate and pose a threat to public health and safety"

https://www.weston.org/1366/518-South-Avenue

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Weston "people" are the fucking worst.

Remember that in the original proposal Weston was a Rapid Transit town - the same as Newton or Quincy - but somehow got themselves knocked down to Commuter Rail.

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No you see these people are being intolerant of the poor, so we can not be tolerant of them. Read up on the paradox of tolerance. /s

Riverside doesn't make it into Weston, though it's on the border. There's no comparison of Newton and Quincy with Weston. Both are dense cities with multiple green and red line stops.

The Wayback Machine shows it last live in August 2022, so it came down since then https://web.archive.org/web/20220821212116/http://www.preserveweston.org/

If I owned a boston-area restaurant I would for sure have a "weston whopper" on the menu as a joke.

Weston whonper, have it your way

Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce, poor people are out to get us.

Everybody lighten up on the poor denizens of Weston. They all have their BLM signs up - what more do you want from them?

They haven't even seen a black person before yet they still put up those signs. How selfless they must be!

At BK!

I grew up there, you're absolutely right.

That's too bad. I hope a different 40B project succeeds.

Those commercials make me irrationally angry.

Have it your way!

Concerns?

How is the safety negative?

There is a sewage analysis as part of this and their engineers say it's sufficient.

I’d imagine the residents probably don’t want it to be a rapid transit town, usually how these expensive, insulated towns operate

But they do have their "Hate Has No Place Here" signs up too?

Imagine being denied a home due to landscape design.

That’s another type of sandwich, right? Like the BLT?