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Planning Board approves Flexible Plan Development for Town Meeting warrant

Hull Planning Board advances Flexible Plan Development to Town Meeting. The board unanimously approved placeholder language for the plan and sent it to the Select Board and Zoning Bylaw Committee for review, accepting a proposal by board member Nathan Peyton to reduce the maximum building footprint

Capital Improvement Committee adopts new scoring framework

Capital Improvement Committee adopts project-ranking framework. The committee, led by Chair Carl Katzeff, unanimously approved revisions to its scoring worksheet for evaluating capital requests on February 3. The framework, based on practices from other municipalities including Scituate,

Community Preservation Committee advances $1.4 million in grants

Hull Community Preservation Committee advances $1.4 million in grants to the 2026 Annual Town Meeting. Committee Chair Tammy Best led votes approving $500,000 for the Community Housing Trust and $570,000 for Village Park Playground and Basketball Court improvements, along with five other projects

Planning Board approves Certificate of Occupancy conditions for 120 Nantasket Ave

Hull Planning Board approves Certificate of Occupancy conditions for 120 Nantasket Ave condominium. Chair Jeanne Paquin and the board voted to approve three required conditions governing facade uniformity, balcony restrictions, and operations and maintenance documentation, each passing with five

Hull board approves conditions for 120 Nantasket Ave project

The Hull Planning Board approves three conditions for 120 Nantasket Ave condominium project. In four near-unanimous votes, the board signed off on three conditions required at project inception: uniform window dressing on the front facade, restricted balcony furnishings, and Building Commissioner