Hull Light Board subcommittee approved a $110,000 feasibility study scope for the utility plant at 15 Edgewater Road. Chair Thomas Burns and Clerk Jacob M. Vaillancourt led the subcommittee to unanimous approval and transmittal to the full Light Board for October 22 adoption.
Hull Light Board subcommittee revised the feasibility study scope on municipal light plant relocation.
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.
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 Light Board authorizes battery energy storage negotiations with MMWEC. Chair Thomas Burns and all five commissioners voted unanimously in executive session to authorize Light Plant Manager Jennifer Constable to pursue negotiations with Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company on a
Hull Light Board reaffirms opposition to joint DPW facility, seeks separation from grant. In a 3-to-1 vote on July 22, the Board, led by Clerk Jacob M. Vaillancourt, voted to remove the light plant from the town's pending Coastal Zone Management grant application and reaffirmed its April 2026
Hull Light Board declines to renew winter backup generator program. The five-member board voted 3 to 2 against spending $1.3 million to continue twelve megawatts of emergency diesel generation, with Chair Thomas Burns, Commissioner Jacob M. Vaillancourt, and Commissioner Mark L. Kohn opposing the
Hull Light Board and Select Board held contentious joint meeting on June 10 over capital authority and facility funding. Chair Thomas Burns and the four-member Light Board (Commissioner Daniel J. Ciccariello absent) opposed a temporary garage and pushed for a two to three million dollar permanent
Light Board seats new commissioner, reelects leadership, backs home rule petition. Tom Burns was reelected Chair unanimously, Dan Ciccariello as Vice Chair 4-0-1, and Jacob M. Vaillancourt as Clerk unanimously. The Board voted 4-1 to approve Article 40, the home rule petition that won 74.2 percent
Hull Light Board formally opposes proposed consolidation with Department of Public Works. The Board voted 3-2 to adopt a resolution by Commissioner Jacob M. Vaillancourt opposing the joint facility at West Corner, which is the subject of three state Coastal Resilience Grants totaling $524,805 since
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