Scituate's Zoning Board of Appeals approved three residential special permits and accepted the withdrawal of a contested buildable-lot appeal at its July 16 meeting, with a sweeping change to state variance law looming over nearly every item.
Mordecai Lincoln Property Committee articulates multi-phase restoration strategy for historic Scituate property. Committee Chair James Dishong, Vice-Chair Jim Glinski, and members received an update from special advisor Carmine Bruno outlining priorities and cost estimates for work spanning
Cushing School Site Land Re-Use Committee met Monday to discuss future uses for the property.
Scituate Bicycle Committee fills media coordinator post, creates leadership gap. The committee appointed Jim Croke as website and media coordinator following Steven McGuire's resignation, creating vacancies for chair and secretary to be filled by September.
Scituate Community Preservation Committee approves $15K for Appleton Field project. The committee voted 9-0 to fund $15,079 for Friends of Appleton Field to construct a storage shed and raised garden beds, reducing the original $16,679 request after determining that the proposed rain barrels do not
Council on Aging welcomes new Director Diane Picot amid strong summer programming. Picot, who previously served as director of senior services in Pembroke and brings more than a decade of municipal experience, began her tenure July 6 after shadowing her predecessor. Programming continues to thrive
Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling unit conversions on Barker Road and Summer Street. The five-member board unanimously approved a 520-square-foot detached unit for applicant Candace Thornton at 27 Barker Road with conditions including a required walkway and a restrictive covenant
Scituate Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling units and continues a common driveway hearing to August. At the July 9 meeting, Chair Patricia A.
Capital Planning Committee reviews rolling capital plans for Fire and Police departments.
Sucy-en-Brie Committee prepares for Bastille Day celebration and Heritage Days booth. Secretary Kate Logar reported the committee is pursuing French-themed activities including trivia and team bingo for the July 14 event at the Scituate Community Center. Members are organizing volunteer sign-ups
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