Hull Historic District Commission elects new officers and approves window-preservation letter. Julia Parker was elected Chair, Bob Pezzini Vice Chair, and Bruce Miller Clerk, all unanimously. The commission approved a letter of support for Mike Sullivan's reuse of historic windows and doors at 105
Hull Select Board approves gavel purchase, restoration license, and beach appraisal. The board unanimously authorized a license agreement for Karl Bouldoukian's Summer Wind Irrevocable Trust to perform restoration work on the former railroad bed adjacent to 9 Manomet Avenue, and directed Town
Hull Planning Board approves May minutes, defers two sets pending editorial review. The board voted unanimously on May 14 minutes while Clerk Lisa French requested substantive revisions to the May 27 and June 10 records. Vice Chair Abby Rose Klieman reported that she and Chair Meghan Reilly plan to
Hull Planning Board enters executive session on Nantasket Avenue litigation. Vice Chair Abby Klieman convened the board to approve the May 14 minutes unanimously and then moved to closed session to discuss litigation strategy regarding a permitting appeal for properties at 839, 843, and 845
Hull Select Board approves transmittal of Article 40 home-rule petition with split votes on accompanying support letter. Chair Brian S. McCarthy oversaw votes to authorize Town Counsel to transmit the citizens' petition, approved 4-1, followed by a 3-2 vote to prepare a separate letter and a second
Hull Historical Commission unanimously approves Fort Revere Water Tower nomination. The commission, led by Chair Dennis Riley and including Commissioners Steven Greenberg, Don Ritz, William Symth, and Mary Harrington, voted to send a Form B application to the Massachusetts Historical Commission for
Select Board approves liquor and entertainment licenses, seawall traffic plan. The board unanimously granted Phuong Tran's application for an Annual All Alcohol License transfer and two new licenses for Tide and Flames LLC at the former Nantasket Flatts property (145 Nantasket Avenue), which is
Planning Board approves Paragon Dunes stormwater modification without appearance impact. The board unanimously cleared the applicant's request to enlarge infiltration system P3B to serve 5,350 square feet of roof area now discharged elsewhere, driven by plumbing conflicts. Chair Meghan Reilly and
Hull Planning Board reorganizes leadership and approves site plan modification. Acting Chair Meghan Reilly was elected Chair in a four-to-two vote, with Abby Klieman then elected Vice Chair unanimously. The Board unanimously found a site plan change to be a minor modification and approved it. Two
Hull Retirement Board advances $4 million to general allocation and maintains investment return target. Members unanimously approved placement of approximately $4 million in appropriation funds into the Prim General Allocation Account and adopted a 7.4 percent investment return assumption for
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