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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Scituate, Massachusetts · Change town
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Commission approves $6.1 million funding request for Pier 44 Park

Scituate SHARC approves $6.1 million Pier 44 Park funding request. The Harbor Advisory Redevelopment Commission unanimously approved requesting full project funding from the Community Preservation Committee to secure bond anticipation notes for approximately 10 years. Environmental review is

Scituate Harbor Advisory Redevelopment Commission (SHARC) · Meeting of February 5, 2026

Scituate SHARC approves $6.1 million Pier 44 Park funding request. The Harbor Advisory Redevelopment Commission unanimously approved requesting full project funding from the Community Preservation Committee to secure bond anticipation notes for approximately 10 years. Environmental review is complete and all permits and approvals have been obtained.

The estimated cost for park construction is approximately $6,148,000, with an optional shade structure at $1,640,000 that could be phased separately. If approved by the Community Preservation Committee and the Select Board, the funding proposal would be submitted for approval at the Fall 2026 Town Meeting.

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Source: the Scituate Harbor Advisory Redevelopment Commission (SHARC) meeting of February 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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