Design Review Board agrees on Fort Revere fence, flags Nantasket concerns
Design Review Board reviews projects at Fort Revere historic site and 845 Nantasket residential development. The board agreed on a minimalist bollard and chain fence design for Fort Revere, recommended motion-activated cameras for security instead of pole lights, and scheduled a February 12 meeting
Design Review Board · Meeting of January 13, 2026
HULL — Design Review Board reviews projects at Fort Revere historic site and 845 Nantasket residential development. The board agreed on a minimalist bollard and chain fence design for Fort Revere, recommended motion-activated cameras for security instead of pole lights, and scheduled a February 12 meeting to discuss signage proposals. The board flagged concerns about the 845 Nantasket development, including building code compliance, accessibility issues with a proposed exterior elevator, and fire safety questions related to a 9-foot width between buildings that could impede fire truck access.
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Source: the Design Review Board meeting of January 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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