ZBA continues First Parish 40B hearing to Dec. 21
The Zoning Board continued the First Parish 40B hearing to December 21 after concerns about drainage, parking and missing architectural plans.
The Zoning Board continued the First Parish 40B hearing to December 21 after concerns about drainage, parking and missing architectural plans.
The commission approved three riverfront projects with conditions and funded a Scituate Brook water quality study, splitting 3-1 on a driveway.
Board continued the 48-unit hearing to January 14 and set an $850,000 surety bond for Country Way.
Town Meeting approved $3.8M Pier 44 waterfront park and $5M senior housing, with Advisory Committee divided on borrowing costs.
Scituate Zoning Board rejected two core variances for Turner Road reconstruction but approved a related floodplain variance; two other applications were continued.
Scituate's Select Board voted to permanently protect eight town-owned properties, capping a decade-long conservation effort. Chair Susan Harrison recused herself because of her ties to the Appleton Field Community Garden, one of the parcels covered.
Board continued Humarock special permit hearing to March 11, 2027, and scheduled zoning bylaw public hearing for December 10.
The Capital Planning Committee reviewed the Town Administrator's proposed $10.4 million capital plan for FY28. Town Administrator James Boudreau and Town Accountant Nancy Holt presented the plan, which incorporated $10.4 million in recommended funding with borrowing limited as much as possible.
The Scituate Waterways Commission swore in a new chairman and tightened town pier fees but balked at a surprise $360,000 boat request.
Scituate Conservation Commission split 5-1 over a Stockbridge Road modification and opened a hearing on a proposed 48-unit condominium at the former Fitts Mill industrial site.
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