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Hull Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Planning board refers zoning changes to bylaw committee

The Hull Planning Board sorted a list of 23 potential zoning changes, routing several to the Zoning Bylaw Committee while keeping a disputed front-setback waiver for further review, as it also set a November 4 public meeting on Weir River Water's tower project.

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  • Planning board refers zoning changes to bylaw committee The Hull Planning Board sorted a list of 23 potential zoning changes, routing several to the Zoning Bylaw Committee while keeping a disputed front-setback waiver for further review, as it also set a November 4 public meeting on Weir River Water's tower project.Hull News
  • Planning board, ZBC map out 2027 zoning plan Hull's Planning Board and Zoning Bylaw Committee met jointly to plan amendments for the 2027 Town Meeting, clashing over unresolved zoning map errors some members say date back to 2002 and still need research before the map returns to the board.Hull News
  • Council on Aging advances strategic planning committee Hull's Council on Aging moved toward a strategic plan after SWOT analysis feedback from senior center staff and community stakeholders, as director Lisa Thornton outlined six core goals and the board weighed an Age Friendly Community designation and new space at Memorial Middle School.Hull News

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