Scituate Waterways Commission backs letter of support for $4 million Pier 44 project. The commission agreed to draft a letter supporting the waterfront development for the Select Board and Advisory Committee ahead of an October 19 Town Meeting vote. The $4 million project, to be completed in 2028,
The Scituate Select Board voted 5-0 to raise the maximum beach parking fine from $50 to $150, effective August 10.
Scituate Select Board approves $2.4 million bond over FEMA delays. The board voted unanimously to issue the bond anticipation note to Truist Securities at 4 percent coupon and 2.78 percent net interest cost, covering a gap in expected FEMA reimbursement for storm damage repairs. Finance Director
Scituate's Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to continue a 24-unit affordable housing permit hearing to September 21, 2026.
The Scituate Conservation Commission closed four wetlands hearings and continued a disputed Stockbridge Road housing plan to September 9. Chair Frank Snow led a 5-0 vote closing hearings at 71 Front Street, 232 Country Way, 7 Garfield Street and 0 Surfside Road, each with new orders of conditions.
Scituate Conservation Commission approves four residential and commercial permits. The Commission, chaired by Frank Snow, issued Orders of Conditions for utilities work at 71 Front Street, an addition and garage at 232 Country Way, septic replacement on Garfield Street, and a new coastal dwelling
Scituate issues $2.4M emergency bond as FEMA shifts disaster project deadlines.
Scituate traffic committee conditionally approves 7 Dunbar Lane curb cut. The Traffic Rules and Regulations Committee voted to accept the curb cut request contingent on building permit issuance after hearing from multiple abutters, including Lauren Allansmith of 65 First Parish Road, who requested
Scituate Planning Board approves mixed-use development at 13 Ford Place with design waivers. The board voted unanimously (5-0) to approve applicant John O'Keefe's mixed-use building containing 575 square feet of workshop space and a one-bedroom apartment in the Village Center and Neighborhood
Scituate Financial Forecast Committee approves FY27 amendment and faces $2.4M FEMA deficit. The committee unanimously amended the FY27 forecast to support $176,286 in OPEB Liability funding and $123,675 for Workers Compensation, restoring $299,961 in available state aid revenue, Finance Director
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