Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling units while continuing gateway redevelopment. The board unanimously approved a 572-square-foot ADU at 78 Hatherly Road for applicant Cheryl A. Rice and a 872-square-foot detached ADU at 82 Elm Street Rear owned by Joseph M. and Katharine Glennon. Both
Scituate Planning Board continues 18-unit apartment proposal at 7 New Driftway, approves two accessory dwelling units. The board unanimously continued the public hearing on a major site review and stormwater permit application from 7 New Driftway LLC, managed by John S.
Scituate Council on Aging names Diane Pico as incoming Senior Center director as longtime leader Linda Hayes Kelley exits.
Mordecai Lincoln Property Committee meets to review restoration progress on historic Main House. The committee unanimously approved May meeting minutes and reviewed ongoing work, including completed attic insulation and electrical and plumbing upgrades scheduled after July 1. A new tranche of Town
Scituate Select Board approves $32.3 million in bond anticipation notes, with a 2.6 percent net interest cost. Treasurer and Collector Pam Avitabile reported JPMorgan Securities LLC won a May 27 competitive bid at 3.5 percent coupon with a $203,490 premium; $30 million of the notes fund the
Scituate Select Board approves school bond award, carnival permit, and new coffee cart license while deferring dog park takeover question.
Scituate CPC seeks clarity on Cranberry Bog appraisals. The Community Preservation Committee discussed two appraisals of the property valued at $830,000 and $1,000,000, with significant uncertainty about water rights and buildable acreage. Vice Chair Skyler Chick requested the appraisal distinguish
Bylaw Review Commission continues systematic modernization of town bylaws, eliminating gendered language. Chairman Nick DiMascio, Clerk Chris Mirarchi, and member Jerry Janofsky processed amendments to multiple sections including terminology updates and elimination of gendered pronouns from
Waterways Commission discusses Scituate Boatworks wet storage proposal. Vice Chair Brian Cronin presided as eight members convened at the Maritime Center; the Commission reviewed a proposal from Scituate Boatworks to lease roughly 18 slips at Cole Parkway Marina for $2,500 per shoulder season.
The Scituate Conservation Commission deferred consideration of three residential projects sited in coastal and wetland areas. The commission continued hearings on an accessory dwelling at 30 Marshfield Avenue and a home demolition and reconstruction at 83 Rebecca Road, both to July 6, and moved an
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