Scituate Waterways Commission unanimously approved its agenda and March minutes on April 1. Harbor Master Stephen F. Mone reported slip revenue at 32 percent and mooring revenue at 46 percent, with the shoulder season opening April 15 to boats from multiple states paying $100 per day. The
Three committees unanimously back $27M North Scituate Sewer Expansion. The Select Board, Advisory Committee, and Capital Planning Committee each voted unanimously to recommend the bond article at an April 1 joint meeting, with the Select Board voting 4-0, the Advisory Committee 8-0, and Capital
Three Scituate committees unanimously recommend the $27 million North Scituate sewer expansion project. The Select Board voted 4-0, the Capital Planning Committee 3-0, and the Advisory Committee 8-0 to recommend Special Town Meeting Article 6. Town Administrator James Boudreau highlighted that
Design Review Committee tables 20 Country Way building recommendation pending Planning Board review. The committee reviewed new drawings for the mixed-height residential project at 20 Country Way on March 31, recommending a lift at the front porch to meet ADA accessibility requirements after the
Scituate board issues conditions for two homes, continues five project reviews. The Conservation Commission issued Orders of Conditions for 20 Mitchell Avenue and 18 Indian Trail, both involving single-family demolition and reconstruction outside primary buffer zones, with 6-0-0 votes. Five other
Planning Board approves large accessory dwelling at 35 Beaver Dam Road with strict conditions. The board voted unanimously to permit the 1,349-square-foot unit, which comprises 39.7 percent of the 3,394-square-foot principal dwelling and meets bylaw size thresholds. Chair Patricia Lambert, Vice
Select Board approves water treatment plant change order and capital contracts totaling over $1.9 million. Chair Andrew W. Goodrich and members Susan J. Harrison, James M. Gilmore, and Freya Schlegel voted unanimously to accept the fourth water plant change order of $312,041.42, bringing total
The Historical Commission advanced its Heritage Strategies preservation plan toward final review. Chair Doug Smith will distribute chapters one through six to members, and consultant Peter Benton will provide an executive summary before the next meeting. The five-member commission unanimously
Scituate property committee unanimously approved prior minutes and advanced multiple restoration work streams. Vice-Chair Jim Glinski reported ongoing negotiations with the state Historical Commission regarding Main House construction dating and First Period status eligibility; the committee and
Scituate Affordable Housing Trust explores partnerships while advancing group home project. Chair Stephen Irish announced the Trust is rescheduling with Scituate Housing Authority Director Deb Schwartz to align services. Member James Duff reported Habitat for Humanity has proposed collaborating on
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