Select Board backs zoning amendments for March 11 hearings ahead of Town Meeting
Select Board approves four zoning amendments for March 11 public hearings ahead of Town Meeting. Director of Community and Planning Christopher DiIorio outlined amendments to non-conforming use rules, flexible plan development, commercial recreation districts, and the Nantasket Beach Overlay
Select Board · Meeting of February 18, 2026
HULL — Select Board approves four zoning amendments for March 11 public hearings ahead of Town Meeting. Director of Community and Planning Christopher DiIorio outlined amendments to non-conforming use rules, flexible plan development, commercial recreation districts, and the Nantasket Beach Overlay District, with all four referrals to the Planning Board approved unanimously. In a 3-2 vote, the board raised resident parking sticker fees to $20 and visitor passes to $20, with seniors 65 and older receiving $10 stickers and free stickers for veterans and persons with disabilities; Vice Chair Jerry Taverna and Member Brian McCarthy opposed, citing concerns about revenue justifications and general-fund responsibility.
The board also unanimously approved conditional employment offers for full-time police officers James T. Denton and Neil L. Ryan, pending background clearance and academy eligibility.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of February 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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