Select Board backs four preservation grant requests
Hull Select Board forwards four CPA grant requests worth over $90,000.
Hull Select Board forwards four CPA grant requests worth over $90,000.
The newly formed Hull Waterfront Access Advisory Committee elected its first leadership and took up unfinished land-title questions at September beach access sites.
Light Board voted unanimously to establish a subcommittee on the 15 Edgewater Road feasibility study. Commissioners Tom Burns and Jacob M. Vaillancourt were tasked with developing a refined scope of work within a $110,000 budget, set to report to the full Board by October 15.
Hull's town manager refuses to pull the light plant out of a coastal resiliency grant despite votes against the project by both elected boards.
Hull Council on Aging approved strategic planning committee, advancing director certification. The board unanimously approved formation of a committee to develop a strategic plan and action plan following SWOT analysis feedback from senior center staff and community stakeholders.
Hull Conservation Commission presses officials over a FEMA map change nobody told them about.
Select Board approves separate testimony on municipal light plant governance bill. The board voted unanimously to permit letters in support of and in opposition to House Bill 5654 to be submitted from the Select Board office on official letterhead, after Vice Chair Jerry Taverna and Clerk Susan
Hull Select Board splits, then agrees to send dueling letters on light plant bill. Members voted 2-3 to reject combining majority and minority views in one letter, then voted 5-0 to authorize separate letters to the legislature on Bill H.5654, one in support signed by Chair Brian S.
Select Board approves beach accessibility mats and waives permit fees for lobster trap tree. The board unanimously backed a $125,000 preliminary Community Preservation Act application to install coconut-fiber matting and seasonal accessibility mats at municipal beach access points between Phipps
Hull Select Board splits 3-2 to back a new Hull Municipal Light Plant garage at its current Edgewater Road site.
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