Hull Design Review Board declares Point development unready for approval. Board Chair Julia Parker and members Tom Burns, Marie Rockett, and Don Ritz conducted the third formal review of the 839-845 Nantasket Avenue proposal, citing consultant John Chissa's latest memorandum. The board identified
Hull Beautification Committee approves prior minutes and marks successful spring cleanup event. The April 18 "Hulluva" Cleanup Day under the theme "Planet vs Plastic" drew strong community turnout and received coverage in the Hull Times on March 26 and April 29. Two new town entrance signs have
Zoning Committee recommends passage of Article 32 height amendment for town meeting. The 5-1 vote advances a Flexible Plan Development proposal that reduces the prior 70-foot height allowance and clarifies rules for building appurtenances and floodplain-related special permits. Chair Susan Short
Hull Select Board unanimously backs $4 million additional appropriation for Town Hall relocation project. Town Manager Jennifer Constable and Owners' Project Managers Greg Walsh and Brian LaRoche presented the updated budget, bringing the total to approximately $7.36 million, and explained that the
Hull Retirement Board approves April warrants and processes benefit changes. The Board unanimously approved bill and payroll warrants for April, with Ex-Officio member J. Michael Buckley authorizing $250,000 liquidation from PRIT. The Board accepted Daniel Smith into the retirement system and
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
Public Safety Building Committee endorses Article 25 facility measure. The Hull panel unanimously backed the article after presentations by Police Department representative Steve Glavin and Fire Department representative Bill Frazier detailing hazardous conditions in the Police Station basement at
Hull Advisory Board votes to refer Light Plant manager governance petition to study. The board voted 8-2 to refer Article 40, a citizen's petition seeking to transfer Light Plant Manager hiring and firing authority from the Select Board to the Light Board. The board also heard an update on Article
Hull Planning Board investigates Building Commissioner's single-building determination for Nantasket Avenue project. The Board voted unanimously to pursue a second opinion on the zoning classification of the proposed nine-unit residential development at 839, 843, and 845 Nantasket Avenue after
Hull Planning Board continues hearing on nine-unit Nantasket Avenue residential project. The Point Nantasket Realty LLC presented revised site plans for the approximately 3.28-acre property, including redesigned public pavilion facilities and revised parking layouts. The board voted unanimously to
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