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Hull Morning Brief, Oct. 29: Light Board advances $110,000 Edgewater study

Hull's Light Board advanced a $110,000 feasibility study for the plant's Edgewater Road site amid dissent. From our own coverage: Light Board forms subcommittee on plant feasibility study; Light Board subcommittee finalizes Edgewater study scope.

From Hull News

  • Light Board forms subcommittee on plant feasibility study Hull's Light Board formed a subcommittee to draft a feasibility study scope for the plant's Edgewater Road site, as commissioners pushed back against Town Manager Jennifer Constable's plan to fold the Light Plant into a joint facility under a Coastal Resilience Grant.Hull News
  • Light Board subcommittee finalizes Edgewater study scope A Hull Light Board subcommittee completed a feasibility study scope for the utility plant's Edgewater Road site, outlining five sequential tasks beginning with an independent peer review, ahead of the full board's planned October 22 vote.Hull News
  • Select Board delays vote on light plant grant scope Hull's Select Board approved an $8.99 million bond sale but put off a decision on whether to include the Light Plant in a Coastal Zone Management grant for a possible joint DPW-Light Plant facility, amid a two-year site dispute.Hull News
  • Light Board debates Edgewater feasibility study scope Hull's Municipal Light Board debated a feasibility study scope for its Edgewater Road site, including a 14-day "circuit breaker" to pause work if early flood-review findings disappoint, as it weighs a $2.5 million stay-in-place option against joint-facility estimates topping $45 million.Hull News

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