Scituate Planning Board unanimously approves a 632-square-foot accessory dwelling unit at 4 Stetson Road and delays a Johnwood Road special permit hearing to July 9.
Mordecai Lincoln Property Committee updates preservation progress on historic site. The committee approved April minutes unanimously and outlined restoration work including main house insulation and electrical assessment, with a dendrochronology study to verify the property's age underway.
Scituate Capital Planning Committee reviews $5.5M federal seawall grant and $7M water infrastructure backlog. The committee discussed the Turner Lighthouse Road Seawall project, planned for 2029 and funded by a $5.5 million federal grant covering the area north from Jericho Avenue to Scituate
Traffic committee broadens parking review before deciding Kent Street approach. The Traffic Rules and Regulations Committee, meeting May 12 at Town Hall with Selectperson liaison Nico Afanasenko and Officer Tobey Britton in attendance, approved unanimously an expanded harbor-area parking review
Select Board extends polling hours and approves propane tanks for 40B project. The Board voted unanimously to keep polls open until 6 p.m. on June 6, estimating 114 voters used the extra hour in 2023 at a cost of $1,200. In a contested decision, the Board unanimously approved an 8,500-gallon
Scituate Select Board approves 8,500-gallon propane storage license for a 40B development on Old Oaken Bucket Road, 4-1.
Scituate Bicycle Committee unanimously approved April minutes at its May 11 meeting. Chair Nancy Werner, Vice Chair Michael Bowler, Clerk Jeffrey Helm, and members Jonathan Belber and Stephen McQuire reported progress on Waterfield bike route development, scheduled for an update by May 15, and
The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved $3,835,165 for Pier 44 Park development in Scituate. Applicants Corey Miles and Paul Barkowitz revised their proposal to reduce costs by removing landscaping elements, cutting contingency from 30 percent to 10 percent, and eliminating site
Scituate Waterways Commission unanimously approves aligned Rules and Regulations. Chair Dave Dinneen led the May 6 vote, passed 6-0, supporting revisions striking mooring van references, clarifying the $50 fine for improper moorings, and adding missing mooring specifications. The amendments also
The Scituate Sister City/France, Sucy-en-Brie Committee approved operational improvements to next year's food festival following a review of its most recent event, which attracted 104 attendees. Members voted to accept secretary and accountant reports and discussed changes including decaffeinated