Hull Planning Board Unanimously Votes Into Closed Session on Nantasket Avenue Appeal
Hull Planning Board enters executive session on Nantasket Avenue permitting appeal.
Hull Planning Board enters executive session on Nantasket Avenue permitting appeal.
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, approves Paragon Dunes stormwater fix, and debates master plan future. The board elected Megan Riley as chair by a 4-2 vote over Abby Kleeman, who was then unanimously elected vice chair; Lisa French was elected clerk unanimously.
Planning Board defers reorganization pending full membership and schedules joint review sessions with Zoning Bylaw Committee on proposed amendments. Acting Chair Meghan Reilly convened the June 10 meeting with four of six members present, postponing officer elections and committee assignments to
Hull Planning Board defers reorganization and begins building a zoning amendment slate for Zoning Bylaw Committee referral.
Planning Board approves prior minutes and addresses Master Plan review concerns. A subcommittee led by Vice Chair Abby Rose Klieman identified multiple factual discrepancies in the Phase One report from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, including errors in data on open space, town land
Planning Board denies Nantasket Avenue residential development citing insufficient information. The board voted unanimously to reject The Point Nantasket Realty LLC's application for nine townhouse units, an accessory pavilion, and covered parking structures on a 3.28-acre site at 839, 843, and 845
Hull Planning Board votes 5-0 to deny Nantasket Avenue townhouse project.
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 -- April 22, 2026, Hull Planning Board votes unanimously to challenge single-building ruling on nine-unit Nantasket Avenue project. The board voted 6-0 Wednesday night to pursue outside legal or technical review
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