Hull Design Review Board declares Point development unready for approval. Board Chair Julia Parker and members Tom Burns, Marie Rockett, and Don Ritz conducted the third formal review of the 839-845 Nantasket Avenue proposal, citing consultant John Chissa's latest memorandum. The board identified
Hull Design Review Board sends comments on waterfront cottage project. The board met remotely April 21 to review architectural changes to The Point, a proposed waterfront development, before the Planning Board's consideration. Members Marie Rocket, Tom Burns, Julia Parker, Lisa French, and Don Ritz
Hull Planning Board continues site plan review for proposed Point residential development. Planning Board Chair Jeanne Paquin directed applicants to address concerns from the Design Review Board and town engineer regarding site design, stormwater management, public access, and parking. The Point
Design Review Board demands public access easement for Point project. The five-member board, with Don Ritz, Marie Rockett, Lisa French, Tom Burns, and Julia Parker present, found that revised plans for the nine-unit Point development fail to adequately address core concerns about building
Design Review Board presses developer on Point Project code and public access. The board requested substantial revisions to the residential development at 845 Nantasket Avenue, including detailed code analysis on how nine buildings are classified as a single structure under Massachusetts Building
Design Review Board reviews projects at Fort Revere historic site and 845 Nantasket residential development. The board agreed on a minimalist bollard and chain fence design for Fort Revere, recommended motion-activated cameras for security instead of pole lights, and scheduled a February 12 meeting
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