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Hull Redevelopment Authority OKs routine items, splits on land's future

Hull Redevelopment Authority splits over selling waterfront land for housing. The board unanimously approved a $10,304.25 warrant and rescheduled the town's 250th anniversary fireworks to August 14 after smoke from Canadian wildfires canceled the July date.

Select Board Votes 3-2 to Pull Light Plant From Joint Facility Grant Application

Hull Select Board votes 3-2 to separate light plant from joint DPW facility grant.

Hull Zoning Board Approves N Street Home Expansion, Delays Nantasket Avenue Appeal

Hull Zoning Board approves N Street home expansion and punts Nantasket Avenue appeal after counsel fails to appear.

Hull Light Board Votes to End Winter Generator Program After Six Seasons

Hull ends its six-year emergency generator program and authorizes a rival garage study.

Hull Redevelopment Authority Votes 3-2 to Extend Paid Parking Hours at Two Lots

Hull Redevelopment Authority receives survey showing near-unanimous resident opposition to housing and commercial development on its land.

Hull Select Board Approves James Ave Beach Appraisal, Railroad Bed License in Unanimous Votes

Hull Select Board authorizes James Ave Beach appraisal and approves railroad bed restoration license.

Hull Planning Board Unanimously Votes Into Closed Session on Nantasket Avenue Appeal

Hull Planning Board enters executive session on Nantasket Avenue permitting appeal.

Hull Select Board Votes 4-1 to Send Article 40 Home Rule Petition to Legislature

HULL — June 30, 2026 — Hull Select Board advances Article 40 Home Rule Petition to the state legislature on a 4-to-1 vote. Meeting in retreat session Tuesday at Hull High School, the board authorized Town Counsel Brian to transmit the citizen petition — which passed the May 5, 2026 Annual

Hull Redevelopment Authority Approves Extended Parking Hours With $15 Cap

Hull Redevelopment Authority unanimously extends a beach parking lot's hours to 8 p.m., capping after-hours fees at $15.

Hull Select Board Rejects Summer Bar-Hours Pilot, Approves Seawall Traffic Changes

Hull Select Board votes 3-2 to reject state summer bar-hours pilot.

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