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
Conservation Commission approves deck expansion at Old Oaken Bucket Road development. Chair Frank Snow and commissioners Eric DiTommaso, Brendan Collins, and Penny Scott-Pipes voted 4-0 to close the hearing and issue an Amended Order of Conditions for 279-281 Old Oaken Bucket Road, allowing
Scituate Conservation Commission issued a negative determination for two municipal water main replacement projects and closed a hearing on deck additions at a 17-unit condominium development.
Scituate Historical Commission launches preservation awards initiative. The panel unanimously approved March minutes and authorized a new Preservation Awards program to recognize owners of restored historic homes and buildings in town. The application deadline is June 1, with awards ceremony
Scituate Select Board approves $502,423 in service contracts. The board unanimously awarded five contracts including $75,000 to Zoll Medical Corporation for two cardiac monitors replacing aging 2017 units on ambulances, $59,879.08 to Jet Dock Systems for a modular floating dock lift to protect the
Scituate Select Board unanimously awards five contracts totaling over $400,000 and approves October 19 Special Town Meeting date.
Planning Board unanimously approves stormwater system and scenic road tree removal for Neal Gate four-lot project. The Board voted 5-0 to remove ten trees from the public right-of-way, including a dangerous 24-inch white pine flagged by Town Warden Mike Breen, with all trees to be replaced by
Scituate Planning Board approves a 36-condition stormwater permit for a four-lot subdivision on Neilgate Street and turns away a proposed large accessory dwelling unit on Dunbar Lane.
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