The Hull Redevelopment Authority agreed to draft a request for proposals for its waterfront land and invite Wildlands Trust President Karen Gray to its Aug. 31 meeting, as members remained split over housing versus open space on 13 acres.
The Hull Light Board voted unanimously on an offshore wind project and financial records request. The 5-0 vote authorized participation in MMWEC Special Project 2026A at 0.20 megawatts, committing the town to execute a power purchase agreement.
Hull Historic District Commission approves residential renovation projects. Vice Chair Bob Pezzini and members Bruce Edgren, Don Ritz, and Tristan Houlihan met remotely to review kitchen, porch, and window work. The 30 Highland Avenue kitchen addition passed unanimously, as did 9 Gallops Hill porch
Hull Municipal Light Board goes behind closed doors to hear offshore wind power contract pitch.
Hull's light board approved an offshore wind power purchase agreement and formally demanded nine categories of financial records from its own management at a contentious August 6 meeting.
Hull Select Board set early voting hours and signed the warrant for the Sept. 1 state primary. Town Clerk Lori West said early voting runs Aug. 22-27 at Town Hall and about 1,300 vote-by-mail ballots have already gone out.
Hull Select Board approves early voting and election-day logistics for September 1 primary. Chair Brian S. McCarthy and members unanimously authorized early voting at Town Hall from August 22 through August 27, appointed Elizabeth Murphy, Catherine Caloia, and Alice Bisbee as poll workers, and
Zoning Bylaw Committee unanimously approves prior minutes, sets regular meeting dates. Chair Susan Short Green and members Bartley Kelly, Abby Klieman, Ed Parsons, and Sara Ventetuolo voted to meet on the second Tuesday of each month and requested printed Hull Zoning Bylaws binders with page
Community Preservation Committee unanimously elects new slate of officers. Nathan Peyton moves to Chair, with Tammy Best as Vice Chair and Rachel Kelly as Treasurer, replacing the previous leadership team. The committee approved a $1,400 administrative services invoice for CPC Administrator Carol
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.
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