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Scituate Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Historic Commission unveils preservation plan Thursday

Historic Commission will present its townwide preservation plan at the library Thursday night. From our own coverage: Waterways panel debates boat purchase, pier fee overhaul; Capital Planning Committee reviews FY28 town spending plan.

From Scituate News

  • Waterways panel debates boat purchase, pier fee overhaul Scituate's Waterways Commission swore in a new chairman and considered a surprise $360,000 boat request several members said skipped proper review, while also weighing tighter pier fees and support for the Pier 44 waterfront park amid fishermen's warnings about rising costs.Scituate News
  • Capital Planning Committee reviews FY28 town spending plan The Capital Planning Committee reviewed Town Administrator James Boudreau's proposed FY28 capital plan, which aims to limit borrowing even as the largest project, a raw water intake and dredging effort, carries a multimillion-dollar price tag. The panel also reviewed facility and vehicle funding requests.Scituate News
  • CPC weighs Cranberry Bog land purchase terms The Community Preservation Committee discussed buying Cranberry Bog property with owner Steve Mooney present, who requested a new appraisal and boundary revision before any vote. The panel also noted the Sunset Land acquisition advancing to Town Meeting and a pending Wampatuck School playground request.Scituate News

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