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📋 ProposedPlanning Board · July 8, 2026
Master Plan Budget Discussion
Board will review budget for the ongoing master plan effort, which shapes future land use and development town-wide.
Why this matters: Master plan drives future zoning and development decisions.
Anthony Maggiore (Downs Family Revocable Trust) seeks a special permit/variance to add a room atop an existing garage where side/right setbacks are already non-conforming and proposed height exceeds the 14-ft accessory-structure limit.
📍 123 Manomet Ave, Hull
Why this matters: Non-conforming expansion affecting setbacks and height limits nearby.
🔄 PostponedContinued Hearing — 3 Hillside Rd: Basement ADU Conversion (Site Plan Review)Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 7, 2026
Anthony Ghosn seeks site plan review/special permit to convert a finished basement into an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and remove the stairway to upper floors.
📍 3 Hillside Road, Hull
Why this matters: ADU adds housing density; neighbors may be affected.
💬 DiscussedParagon Dunes — Minor Modification RequestPlanning Board · June 24, 2026
Applicant seeks to enlarge stormwater infiltration system P3B to handle ~5,350 SF of roof drainage currently routed to P3A, due to a plumbing conflict; no visual change to the building.
Why this matters: Change to approved stormwater design at a large development.
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