Commission approves permits for five residential projects. The Conservation Commission on Monday closed public hearings and issued Orders of Conditions for five residential construction projects: an addition at 12 Gilson Road, an addition and septic repair at 37 Revere Street, a pool and cabana
Scituate Conservation Commission continued a contested coastal dune raze-and-rebuild hearing at 164 Turner Road and closed four other wetlands cases at its March 2 remote meeting.
Scituate Planning Board continues South River Marina project hearing to April. The board unanimously approved a continuance request for the development, setting the substantive public hearing for April 23, 2026, with an intermediate procedural continuance on March 26. Applicants South River Marina
Scituate Planning Board continued a stalled marina development hearing for the seventh time and finalized preparations for seven Annual Town Meeting zoning articles.
Select Board unanimously approves three contracts and new retiree health insurance policy. The board awarded $53,181.44 to Scituate Boat Works for police boat re-powering, $17,800 to Liam Norton for shorebird monitoring, and $164,550 to FM Generator for a middle school shelter generator, with the
Scituate Select Board unanimously postponed the St. Patrick's Day Parade and approved a string of capital and policy measures at its February 24 meeting, held as a major snowstorm cut power to 44 percent of town properties.
Scituate Select Board declares winter storm emergency concurrent with state. With three members present at a remote meeting held February 23, Chair Andrew W. Goodrich moved and the board unanimously approved the emergency declaration, dated to noon on February 22, 2026. The emergency remains in
Scituate Zoning Board approves two Minot-area raise-and-rebuild projects and adopts new application standards.
Scituate's Affordable Housing Trust defers 2026 grant program pending Town Meeting approval. Chair Stephen Irish and members Elizabeth Howie and Coleman Smith received an update from Administrative Assistant Shari Young on the 2025 Small Repairs Grant Program, which distributed $26,642 in grants.
Scituate Beautification Commission approves November minutes, reviews spring spending. The commission discussed budget allocations totaling $12,600 in spring spending, including $2,000 for a rain filtration garden at the Otis pumping station to manage stormwater overflow. Treasurer Leslie Dienel
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