The Hull No Place for Hate Committee met in person Monday and approved prior minutes, with Chair Meghan Riley reporting a treasury balance of $152.52. Members recapped a well-received presence at the town's 250th Parade and Field Day, which generated five new email signups and demonstrated
Hull Planning Board elects a new clerk and splits a stalled MAPC letter in two. Members unanimously elected Jean Paquin as clerk and appointed her to the town's new Parking Management Advisory Committee, 6-1.
Hull Zoning Bylaw Committee began identifying multiple areas for potential zoning amendment, from appurtenances to flood-elevation requirements and recent state law changes.
Hull Conservation Commission sets a two-week erosion deadline, faces FEMA map backlash.
Select Board unanimously authorizes Boston Light stewardship letters. The Town and Hull Lifesaving Museum will submit separate Letters of Interest to the federal government regarding stewardship of Boston Light, the oldest lighthouse station in the United States, with letters due October 2nd. Hull
Hull Select Board votes to pursue its own bid for Boston Light. Members voted unanimously to file a separate letter of interest alongside the Hull Lifesaving Museum for stewardship of the nation's oldest lighthouse, after the National Park Service declined the property amid federal budget cuts.
The Hull Economic Development Committee approved prior meeting minutes, elected liaisons, and updated initiatives. The committee elected Steven Greenberg liaison to the Select Board parking subcommittee and Meg Riley liaison to the Master Plan Steering Committee. The MBTA bus pilot program doubled
Hull's Community Preservation Committee returned $4,000 in grant funds and assigned liaisons for multiple preservation projects. The committee unanimously approved a motion by Treasurer Rachel Kelly to return the 2022 grant for North Nantasket beach signage after Parks and Recreation confirmed it
Hull's Economic Development Committee votes to oppose a $100 first-offense parking fine.
The Hull Redevelopment Authority board remained divided over designating open space on its waterfront parcel after a lengthy presentation from Wildlands Trust President Karen Gray.
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