Planning Board continues Nantasket residential-development hearing amid design and access debate. The Point Nantasket Realty LLC submitted revised plans for nine townhouses and a public pavilion at 839, 845, and 843 Nantasket Avenue, eliminating a contested Fitzpatrick Way entrance and
HULL -- April 8, 2026, Hull Planning Board continues redesigned nine-unit Nantasket waterfront condo hearing. The board, chaired by Jean Paquin, reviewed substantially revised plans from Point Nantasket Realty LLC for nine townhouse-style
HULL -- March 27, 2026, Hull Planning Board raises alarm over uncorrected errors in MAPC master plan draft. Acting Chair Megan Riley presided over a March 27 Zoom meeting at which subcommittee members Abby Cleeman
Planning Board hears first public hearing on nine-unit waterfront development. Chair Jeanne Paquin and six board members heard from applicant The Point Nantasket Realty LLC on a proposal for cedar-shingled townhouses, public pavilion, and parking canopies at 839, 843, and 845 Nantasket Avenue. The
Hull Planning Board votes four zoning amendments forward to May Town Meeting. Chair Jeanne Paquin led the March 11 public hearing on proposals affecting flexible plan development, the Nantasket Beach Overlay District, non-conforming residential uses, and commercial recreation museums; Member Cindy
Planning Board defers Nantasket Avenue Site Plan hearing and meets with Master Plan consultant. The board voted 6-1-0 to accept its 2025 Annual Report, with member Abby Rose Klieman voting against due to inadequate review time. Chris Dilorio, Director of Community Development and Planning,
Planning Board votes on six zoning amendments for Town Meeting, advancing four to the Select Board. Chair Jeanne Paquin and the board unanimously approved revisions to the Nantasket Beach Overlay District reducing building length limits to 60 feet and refining open space definitions, and voted 6-1
Planning Board approves Flexible Plan draft for warrant and Select Board review. In a unanimous vote, the board backed the placeholder language after adjusting the maximum building footprint to 1,600 square feet from an initial 2,500, per member Nathan Peyton's suggestion. The board also referred a
Hull Planning Board approves Certificate of Occupancy conditions for 120 Nantasket Ave condominium. Chair Jeanne Paquin and the board voted to approve three required conditions governing facade uniformity, balcony restrictions, and operations and maintenance documentation, each passing with five
Planning Board delays Master Plan coordination with regional council to sharpen Flexible Plan Development Overlay before Town Meeting. Director of Community Development and Planning Chris Dilorio refined special permit language based on member feedback, incorporating changes to single-family unit
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