Capital Improvement Committee prioritizes landfill capping for FY27
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
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, compiled from the official minutes.
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