Hull's Community Preservation Committee returned $4,000 in grant funds and assigned liaisons for multiple preservation projects. The committee unanimously approved a motion by Treasurer Rachel Kelly to return the 2022 grant for North Nantasket beach signage after Parks and Recreation confirmed it
Community Preservation Committee unanimously elects new slate of officers. Nathan Peyton moves to Chair, with Tammy Best as Vice Chair and Rachel Kelly as Treasurer, replacing the previous leadership team. The committee approved a $1,400 administrative services invoice for CPC Administrator Carol
Hull Community Preservation Committee approved invoices totaling $2,618.34 and held its annual public forum at the Lifesaving Museum on June 1. Chair Tammy Best presented the Community Preservation Act program and announced FY2027 application deadlines of September 30 and October 29, with
Community Preservation Committee votes unanimously to return $3,500 from completed steeple project. Chair Tammy Best confirmed the June 1st public forum date pending venue approval at the Boathouse, and outlined an outreach strategy including social media and press releases. The committee discussed
Hull Community Preservation Committee advances $1.4 million in grants to the 2026 Annual Town Meeting. Committee Chair Tammy Best led votes approving $500,000 for the Community Housing Trust and $570,000 for Village Park Playground and Basketball Court improvements, along with five other projects
CPC hears five preservation grant proposals totaling nearly $920,000. The Community Preservation Committee reviewed presentations January 12 on five projects, including a $670,000 Village Park upgrade by Chris DiIorio, a $15,510 Council of Aging outdoor space by Lisa Thornton, and Paragon Carousel
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