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Zoning panel advances Nantasket Beach Overlay District revisions to Planning Board.

Zoning Bylaw Committee advances Nantasket Beach Overlay District amendments to Planning Board. Chair Bartley Kelly and members approved revisions addressing building massing and wall effects, with the 80-foot length limit now applying to any building facade instead of solely the front. The

Retirement Board approves four superannuation retirements and payroll transfers.

Hull Retirement Board approves four superannuation retirements during regular January meeting. Joanne Marshall, former School Department Custodian, receives gross monthly allowance of $3,127.26; Deborah Gibbons, former Light Plant Financial Assistant, $2,761.14; Christine Chagnon, former Police

Select Board approves note sale for four capital projects totaling millions.

Hull Select Board approves note sale for four capital projects. The board unanimously backed financing for Nantasket Pier Dredging, Nantasket Avenue Seawall Replacement, Landfill Closure, and Village Fire Station construction, with Town Accountant Mike Buckley noting the dredging project, estimated

Planning Board defers Master Plan work to focus on Flexible Plan Development Overlay.

Planning Board delays Master Plan coordination with regional council to sharpen Flexible Plan Development Overlay before Town Meeting. Director of Community Development and Planning Chris Dilorio refined special permit language based on member feedback, incorporating changes to single-family unit

Planning Board revises Flexible Plan overlay language, cuts amenity bonus

Hull Planning Board refined its Flexible Plan Development Overlay, reducing the amenity bonus from 5 to 3 units. During its January 21 working session, the board directed Planning and Community Development Director Chris DiIorio to revise the overlay language to add single family units, clarify