The Hull Planning Board adjourned after 23 minutes on July 22 following a procedural disagreement between members over how draft minutes should be reviewed and approved. Chair Meghan Reilly and members Abby Klieman and Nathan Peyton agreed that current staff should continue preparing minute drafts
Hull Planning Board enters executive session on Nantasket Avenue litigation. Vice Chair Abby Klieman convened the board to approve the May 14 minutes unanimously and then moved to closed session to discuss litigation strategy regarding a permitting appeal for properties at 839, 843, and 845
Hull Planning Board reorganizes leadership and approves site plan modification. Acting Chair Meghan Reilly was elected Chair in a four-to-two vote, with Abby Klieman then elected Vice Chair unanimously. The Board unanimously found a site plan change to be a minor modification and approved it. Two
Hull Board of Health approved prior minutes and reviewed the May 2026 Wellness Fair. Director Rachel Gerold reported that beach water testing began the previous week and that a new seaweed removal strategy is under development, noting that Piping Plover habitats constrain cleanup options. Gerold
Hull Planning Board defers annual reorganization to future meeting with incomplete attendance. Acting Chair Meghan Reilly and members Lisa French, Chandelle Schulte, and Nancy Boyce reached consensus to postpone officer elections and committee assignments until Abby Klieman and Nathan Peyton can
Hull Planning Board welcomes new member and shifts to hybrid meetings. Newly elected member Lisa French joined the Board, which voted 4-0-1 to approve prior minutes. Members reached consensus to hold public hearings in person and regular meetings by Zoom, with Chris DiIorio tasked to explore hybrid
Hull Conservation Commission issues determinations and orders on five waterfront and wetlands projects. Applicants at 49 P Street and 56 Central Ave. received negative determinations with conditions including plan annotations, three-foot property buffers, and restrictions on stone dust and
Hull Planning Board unanimously denies Point Nantasket site plan review application. The board voted 5-0 to reject the proposal for a nine-unit townhouse complex totaling approximately 17,436 square feet on 3.28 acres at 839, 845, and 843 Nantasket Ave, with Chair Jeanne Paquin, Abby Klieman,
Hull Planning Board continues hearing on nine-unit Nantasket Avenue residential project. The Point Nantasket Realty LLC presented revised site plans for the approximately 3.28-acre property, including redesigned public pavilion facilities and revised parking layouts. The board voted unanimously to
Hull's Waterfront Access Study Working Group finalized details on a draft community survey to gather resident input on waterfront access sites and types. Vice-Chair Jason McCann chaired in the absence of Chair Scott Taylor, with members Lisa Thornton, Jeanne Paquin, Danielle Dolan, Scott Plympton,
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