Waterfront Access Study Working Group advances survey analysis and field assessments.
Waterfront Access Study Working Group votes unanimously to adopt interim meeting summary. Associate Town Planner Matt O'Sullivan and Woods Hole Group consultants Mitchell Buck and Lindsay Pisapio presented a five-point scoring system for access sites based on remediation effort, use volume, and
DocumentCenter · Meeting of April 1, 2026
HULL — Waterfront Access Study Working Group votes unanimously to adopt interim meeting summary. Associate Town Planner Matt O'Sullivan and Woods Hole Group consultants Mitchell Buck and Lindsay Pisapio presented a five-point scoring system for access sites based on remediation effort, use volume, and multiple uses. Field work completed July 9 identified the Circuit Street access point as a liability requiring immediate closure and U Street pier as deteriorated, while Green Hill was highlighted as a well-maintained example of public-private cooperation.
Geographic information system mapping captured access characteristics including distance, path type, stairs, ADA accessibility, and type of access across sites.
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