Hull waterfront access group backs merged report framework. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group agreed to merge its locally-sourced waterfront access recommendations with data-driven picks from the Woods Hole Group, creating a framework to guide future town spending through the Community
Hull waterfront access study establishes timeline for comprehensive public access plan. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group, led by Chair Scott Taylor, unanimously agreed to identify public access points with stencil markings and commissioned Jason McCann and David Kellem to produce a
Hull's waterfront access study group identifies five priority sites for public access improvement. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group, with six members present including Chair Scott Taylor and Vice Chair David Kellem, prioritized the former Boy Scout canoe launch, Western Ave Stairs, James
Hull waterfront working group charts next steps from 408-response survey. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group identified beach access, scenic views, and seawall access as residents' top waterfront priorities. Committee members, chaired by Scott Taylor, noted most important locations include
Hull waterfront access study group advances comprehensive survey of 160 access points. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group met November 25 to review Woods Hole Group's survey findings, which included 113 community responses identifying beach stairs, seawall access, and kayak access as top
Waterfront access study group launches in Hull; Taylor elected chair. The seven-member Waterfront Access Study Working Group held its inaugural July 22 meeting, electing Scott Taylor as chair and Jason McCann as vice chair unanimously. Consultants from Woods Hole Group recommended three public
Hull Waterfront Access Study Group finalizes survey on waterfront access priorities. The working group, led by Chair Scott Taylor and Vice-Chair Jason McCann, completed its survey design and set a December 15 response deadline. The group added Kayak/Smallcraft as an access option and four specific
Hull waterfront study group completes access report. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group, chaired by Scott Taylor with seven members present, presented its final report to the Select Board and Planning Board, which voted to accept it. The group identified waterfront access points in four
Hull waterfront group approves dock demolition recommendation. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group unanimously approved its final report at its June 23 meeting, recommending demolition of an unsafe dock on Western U Street deemed a blight on the waterfront. Chaired by Scott Taylor and with
Hull Waterfront Access Study Working Group accepts consultant assessment of 25 sites. The committee voted to accept Woods Hole Consultants' revised draft report, which ranked access sites using weighted scoring based on accessibility and use variety. Present were Chair Scott Taylor, Vice Chair
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