Hull waterfront access committee launches prioritization study. The Waterfront Access Study Working Group, chaired by Scott Taylor and including town planner Chris Diiorio, convened to develop a prioritization framework for waterfront access points to guide future investment. The committee, working
Waterfront Access Study Working Group votes unanimously to adopt interim meeting summary. Associate Town Planner Matt O'Sullivan and Woods Hole Group consultants Mitchell Buck and Lindsay Pisapio presented a five-point scoring system for access sites based on remediation effort, use volume, and
The Hull Board of Health closed a formal hearing on alleged violations at 62 Whitehead Avenue without ordering further town action. Chris Tartaglione requested a final inspection, claiming the property was operating illegally as a rooming house with an unapproved basement unit and that a
Hull Planning Board advances Flexible Plan Development to Town Meeting. The board unanimously approved placeholder language for the plan and sent it to the Select Board and Zoning Bylaw Committee for review, accepting a proposal by board member Nathan Peyton to reduce the maximum building footprint
The Hull Planning Board approves three conditions for 120 Nantasket Ave condominium project. In four near-unanimous votes, the board signed off on three conditions required at project inception: uniform window dressing on the front facade, restricted balcony furnishings, and Building Commissioner
Hull Conservation Commission approved investigatory testing for a proposed combined Light plant and DPW facility.
Hull Conservation Commission amended an enforcement order at 169 Beach Ave, delaying daily fines until February 11 to allow Weir River Water Supply and town counsel to address an underground water-main issue in a protected dune zone. Administrator Ian MacDonald said the town is investigating a
Hull Planning Board refined its Flexible Plan Development Overlay, reducing the amenity bonus from 5 to 3 units. During its January 21 working session, the board directed Planning and Community Development Director Chris DiIorio to revise the overlay language to add single family units, clarify
Hull Board of Health approves sushi preparation HACCP plan for local restaurant. The three-member board, chaired by Jennifer Butler-Rickard with members Janet Scribner and Sarah Chorney, voted unanimously to approve the variance. Director Rachel Gerold noted the plan, prepared by ALSCO Food Check,
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