Planning Board approves attached accessory dwelling unit at 75 Norwell Avenue
The Planning Board unanimously approved an attached accessory dwelling unit at 75 Norwell Avenue for applicant Diane Dymek.
The Planning Board unanimously approved an attached accessory dwelling unit at 75 Norwell Avenue for applicant Diane Dymek.
Scituate Planning Board approves a reworked Norwell Avenue ADU after a fence dispute surfaces at the hearing.
Cushing Land Re-Use Committee developed a community survey to assess public priorities for the 6-acre site. Laura Joyce presented a draft survey; the committee discussed edits and will revise it for Select Board approval.
Scituate Select Board approved $5 million in Community Preservation Act funding for Gates Apartments, a 63-unit affordable housing project for seniors that would bring the town to approximately 7 percent affordable housing and safe harbor status against state-mandated regional housing projects.
Scituate Select Board backs $8.8M in harbor park and housing borrowing. The board voted 4-1 to recommend $3,835,165 for Pier 44 Park construction, a day after the Advisory Committee rejected it 1-2, and 4-1 to commit $5 million toward the $33 million Gates Apartments affordable-housing project.
Scituate conservation panel orders a seawall deck moved back and tightens coastal building rules.
Scituate's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a variance letting a Humarock lot vacant since a 2012 fire finally be rebuilt.
The Scituate Traffic Rules and Regulations Committee voted unanimously to remove a crosswalk at 26 Brook Street serving the former Senior Center.
The Community Preservation Committee discussed a potential Cranberry Bog property acquisition with the property owner present. Owner Steve Mooney requested a new appraisal and boundary revision, which Committee Chair Dan Fennelly recommended reviewing before any vote.
Planning Board approves 899-square-foot rear accessory dwelling unit in Water Resource Protection District. The unanimously approved unit at 33 Pheasant Hill Drive for Micah and Ashley Wells will increase impervious surface by 4.6 percent; Town Planner Karen Joseph confirmed the project meets ADU
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