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Capital Improvement Committee prioritizes landfill capping for FY27

Capital Improvement Committee · Meeting of February 5, 2026

Hull Capital Improvement Committee prioritizes landfill capping for FY27. The committee received recommendations for multiple Department of Public Works capital projects, with town officials flagging a $13 million landfill capping initiative as the highest priority, citing 2029 capacity constraints and Department of Environmental Protection compliance requirements. Also recommended for FY27: the Pemberton Pump Station project ($250k with $241k in Chapter 90 funding already secured) and interim Manomet and Samoset Paving work, both characterized as urgent infrastructure needs.

The committee is developing a rolling five-year capital plan to guide future funding priorities.

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Source: the Capital Improvement Committee meeting of February 5, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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