Hull's main governing board. Sets town policy, approves major contracts, and makes key appointments.
177 items across 24 meetings.
June 30, 2026 · agenda
📋 Proposed
Retreat session opens at 6:00 pm at Hull High School, 180 Main Street (Exhibition Room).
📍 Hull High School, 180 Main Street
📋 Proposed
Board may vote to authorize filing special state legislation (Home Rule Petition) stemming from Article 40 passed at the 2026 Annual Town Meeting.
📋 Proposed
Board reviews and discusses its own operating policies and procedures.
📋 Proposed
Board reviews progress on current-year town goals and objectives.
📋 Proposed
Board sets and prioritizes town-wide goals for the coming fiscal year, which will guide budgets and projects.
📋 Proposed
Board discusses its communications strategy or practices.
📋 Proposed
Catch-all for topics not known at time of posting.
June 10, 2026 · agenda
📋 Proposed
Routine approval of minutes from two prior meetings.
📋 Proposed
Coming up June 10: Tipsy Tuna at 276 Nantasket Ave seeks extended entertainment hours for live music, karaoke and DJ, generally running to midnight (1am Fri/Sat), no change to alcohol hours.
📍 276 Nantasket Ave
📋 Proposed
Coming up June 10: request for a one-day all-alcohol license at Mariners Park on Saturday, June 27, noon-6pm for the Blessing of the Fleet.
📍 Mariners Park
💬 Discussed
Coming up June 10: design update on a flood-resilient combined DPW and Light Plant facility at 9 Nantasket Ave, roughly 37,000-44,000 sq ft, with cost estimates cited around $60M+ and grant funding sought.
💰 Facility estimated ~$60M+$5M; Phase 4 ~$50K town, $500K state (CZM grant); FEMA BRIC up to $20M federal share
📍 9 Nantasket Ave
💬 Discussed
Coming up June 10: update on Article 40, which Town Meeting voted substantially in favor of; next steps to be discussed.
📋 Proposed
State bill lets Hull set its own parking fine schedule: up to $100 if paid within 21 days, $110 after, and $150 once reported to the registry.
💰 Parking fines up to $100/$110/$150 depending on timing
📋 Proposed
Coming up June 10: request to hold the Aug 16 festival with a 9:30am procession from A Street Pier to the church (208 Samoset Ave), brief Nantasket Ave traffic stop and suspended parking enforcement.
📍 A Street Pier to 208 Samoset Ave
💬 Discussed
Discussion of the board's future meeting schedule.
💬 Discussed
Informational letter about free state dam-owner training and required permits for dam work.
June 10, 2026 · agenda
📋 Proposed
Routine approval of two prior meeting minutes.
📋 Proposed
Amendment to entertainment license for AF Acquisitions Corp dba Tipsy Tuna at 276 Nantasket Ave; managers Freidy Elkhoury and Anthony Ghosn.
📍 276 Nantasket Ave
📋 Proposed
One-day all-alcohol license requested for Mariners Park on June 27, 2026 (noon–6 pm) for the Blessing of the Fleet event.
📍 Mariners Park, 3 Fitzpatrick Way
📋 Proposed
Select Board and Light Board meet jointly to hear an update on Article 40 (town meeting warrant article).
📋 Proposed
Update on the Hull Municipal Light Plant garage project status.
📋 Proposed
Update on a Coastal Resilience Grant involving Hull Municipal Light Plant and Department of Public Works.
📋 Proposed
Approval of state legislation enabling Hull's Select Board to set its own schedule of fines for parking violations.
📋 Proposed
Request by George Boylen to hold a parish festival procession on August 16, 2026 from A Street Pier to St. Mary of the Assumption Church at 208 Samoset Ave, starting 9:30 am.
📍 A Street Pier to 208 Samoset Ave
📋 Proposed
Board will discuss its upcoming meeting schedule.
💬 Discussed
Letter from Department of Conservation and Recreation announcing self-paced Dam Owner Academy training now available — no action indicated.
May 27, 2026 · minutes
✅ Approved
Minutes of Feb 18, Apr 22, and Apr 29, 2026 approved 4-0-1.
✅ Approved
Three one-day all-alcohol licenses approved for Mariners Park: croquet tournament July 18, wedding Sept 11 (3–10 pm), and Great Chase Race regatta Sept 19.
📍 Mariners Park
✅ Approved
Board authorized submission of a $60,000 grant application to create an ~250 sq ft Hull Welcome Community Center inside the new Paragon development, staffed by Chamber and EDC volunteers.
💰 $60,000 grant sought
📍 Paragon development, Hull
✅ Approved
Board adopted updated ADA non-discrimination notice, appointed Bartley Kelly as ADA Coordinator and Jennifer Constable as ADA Appeals Officer; also supports ADA grant for accessible entrance at Memorial Middle School, due June 1.
📍 Memorial Middle School
✅ Approved
Third Street from Whitehead Ave to Edgewater Road approved for closure for a block party Saturday, July 25, 2026, 5–10 pm.
📍 Third Street, Whitehead Ave to Edgewater Road
✅ Approved
June 6, 2026 proclaimed Hull Pride Day, marking the 13th annual Pride Celebration; proclamation affirms town support for LGBTQIA+ residents.
🗳️ Voted on
Brian McCarthy elected Chair, Jerry Taverna Vice-Chair (3-2), and Susan Short Green Clerk, all effective immediately following post-election reorganization.
✅ Approved
Susan Short Green appointed as Select Board representative to the Plymouth County Advisory Board, filling the seat vacated by former member McCann.
✅ Approved
Retreat scheduled for Tuesday, June 23, 2026 (time/location TBD) to set board goals, priorities, and integrated objectives ahead of budgeting and capital planning.
💬 Discussed
Corrected parking stickers to be mailed within a week to residents who received incorrect ones; board discussed improving online instructions and cash-payment options.
💬 Discussed
250th Celebration Committee outlined upcoming events: June 27 gala at Boathouse, Bastille Day at Fort Revere July 11, fireworks July 18, and parade/field day August 15.
📍 Various Hull locations
💬 Discussed
Committee has been gathering information and will tour lower-level Town Hall at an upcoming meeting; no decisions yet.
📍 Town Hall, 253 Atlantic Avenue
💬 Discussed
Chair Nesoff read a statement disputing a Hull Times article alleging delay in releasing the Town Manager contract, asserting the request was fulfilled within 5 of the permitted 10 business days.
✅ Approved
Board entered executive session for attorney-client privileged legal strategy discussion regarding Barletta v. Town of Hull; did not return to open session.
May 13, 2026 · minutes
✅ Approved
Nine CSO applicants (mix of new and returning) approved for summer 2026, supporting parking enforcement, road work, and 250th Celebration events.
✅ Approved
Salt Water Club approved to spend money on preliminary engineering and architectural work to explore renovating or replacing its aging building; final plans require further Board approval before construction.
📍 Nantasket Beach
✅ Approved
Annual administrative renewal certification for seasonal liquor licenses approved.
✅ Approved
Capital Improvement Committee authorized to seek free state technical help to refine its rating system and build a five-year capital plan.
💰 No cost to the Town
💬 Discussed
Cindy Borges resigned from the Planning Board effective May 15; Select Board and Planning Board to hold a joint meeting to appoint an interim replacement.
💬 Discussed
Town Meeting approved extra funding for the Town Hall move; staff will now meet with project managers and architects to advance the project.
📍 253 Atlantic Avenue
💬 Discussed
Two new MBTA 714 Bus stops to be added within DCR land, state-funded, expected complete Spring 2027.
💰 State-funded, no cost to Town
💬 Discussed
Parking stickers mailed with errors; corrected stickers to mail first week of June, parking enforcement suspended until then, and misspelled stickers can be replaced at no cost.
💬 Discussed
A truck struck the Paragon Park Museum; Carousel Association working with insurance and DCR — carousel continues weekends until June, but ice cream shop and museum won't reopen as planned.
📍 Paragon Park Museum
💬 Discussed
Taverna requested a joint meeting with the Municipal Light Board and state legislators to publicly discuss next steps on Article 40, which Town Meeting passed by a substantial margin.
✅ Approved
Board reached agreement on a three-year Town Manager contract renewal, effective August 17, 2026 through August 16, 2029.
💬 Discussed
McCann's term ends; Board members recognized his three years of service. He did not seek re-election.
💬 Discussed
Select Board Chair reminded residents that Town elections are Monday, May 18.
April 29, 2026 · minutes
✅ Approved
Prior minutes accepted as presented, 3-0-1.
✅ Approved
Approved veterans' memorial street-sign dedications honoring Raymond Russell Chase, Patrick O'Hare, Raymond Strozewski Sr., Francis Tierney, and Frederick Tobman at various intersections.
📍 Samoset/Phipps, K St/Nantasket Ave, Nantasket Rd/Third St, 2 Centre Ave
✅ Approved
Approved 75-car parking lot at 0 Water Street (triangle lot near beach/hotel), with required piping plover signage and trash receptacles; municipal-sticker parking allowed.
📍 0 Water Street
💬 Discussed
OPMs presented the ~$7.36M preferred plan (incl. AC via VRF system) for relocating Town Hall to an existing building; town will request an additional $4M at Town Meeting beyond the 2024 $3M authorization.
💰 Additional $4M requested; total project ~$7.36M; prior $3M authorized in 2024
📍 Town Hall area
✅ Approved
Catherine Mahoney reappointed to the Board of Registrars for a three-year term ending 2029.
✅ Approved
Approved license for Hull PorchFest on September 19 (raindate Sept 20), 1-6pm, pending Police, Fire, and staff approvals.
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition would shift capital planning responsibilities to the Planning Board; staff and members raised concerns it limits the existing committee. No Board position taken.
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition would give each board $1,500/year for supplies and $3,000/year for professional services, estimated ~$85,000 annually; legal and allocation concerns raised. No Board position taken.
💰 ~$85,000 annually estimated
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition seeks funding to replace 14 destroyed steps and a landing on the Western Avenue right-of-way to the water; Advisory Board recommends no action, ownership unclear. No Board position taken.
📍 Western Avenue
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition to make traffic direction changes by bylaw; Town Counsel flagged legal concerns it intrudes on Select Board's authority as Traffic Commissioners. No Board position taken.
📍 Nantasket Beach Overlay District
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition for recording/public availability of meetings; Advisory Board recommends unfavorable action over costs for tech, storage, and staffing. No Board position taken.
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition to restore Light Plant management authority to the elected Light Board; Grey opposed, others declined positions; contentious debate over governance and ratepayer impact. No Board position taken.
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition to add legal review of petitions; Advisory Board unanimously unfavorable, calling it inappropriate use of resources. No Board position taken.
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition seeking funding for hybrid/remote meeting access equipment and training; Advisory Board recommends unfavorable action, no financial details provided. No Board position taken.
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition to repeal authority granted in 2018 to discontinue/convey HRA-area roadways; tied to two-way road conversion, but prior actions would remain unaffected. No Board position taken.
📍 HRA parcel area
💬 Discussed
Citizens' petition to take a strip of private land at James Avenue to provide beach access; Town Counsel warned it may create a 'strip to nowhere' without adjacent beach rights. No Board position taken.
📍 James Avenue Wharf and Beach
💬 Discussed
Annual Town Meeting May 4 at Hull High; parking stickers on sale online May 5; town election May 18; DCR climate parkway/two-way road study underway; seasonal ferry service May 23–Oct 11.
🗳️ Voted on
Board moved into executive session on Western Avenue title findings, Bayside Marketing lease, and Town Manager contract negotiations; did not reconvene.
April 22, 2026 · minutes
✅ Approved
Prior meeting minutes approved unanimously.
💬 Discussed
No in-person early voting for the May 18 Town Election; residents must apply online for mail-in ballots by May 11, and last day to register for May 4 Town Meeting is April 24.
✅ Approved
Fourteen Election Officers appointed for 2026 elections; Vice-Chair Grey recused as his wife is among the appointees.
✅ Approved
Board signed the warrant for the May 18 Annual Town Election; Taverna recused as his seat is on the ballot.
✅ Approved
Approved seasonal parking for 275 cars at HRA Lot A at $50 per car, with required Piping Plover signage and trash receptacles.
💰 $50 per car
📍 HRA Lot A (Parcel 27-034, 27-035)
🔄 Postponed
Update postponed to next meeting because the Owner's Project Manager (OPM) could not attend.
📍 253 Atlantic Avenue, Hull Town Hall
✅ Approved
Approved renewal of seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses, plus a new Amusement License (pool table/games); noise-barrier wall credited with reducing complaints to two since installation.
📍 276 Nantasket Ave
✅ Approved
Renewed seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses; McCann recused due to spouse's board membership.
📍 5 Fitzpatrick Way
✅ Approved
Renewed seasonal farmers-series pouring permit, common victualer, and entertainment licenses.
📍 19 Hull Shore Drive
✅ Approved
Renewed seasonal all-alcohol license for PF Hospitality Inc. dba Shipwreck'd.
📍 173 Main St
✅ Approved
Renewed seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses for JA Holdings, Inc. dba The Drift.
📍 48 Washington Blvd
✅ Approved
Hull Endless Summer rescheduled to September 26, 2026 (rain date Sept. 27) to avoid conflict with Rosh Hashanah and the Car Show.
✅ Approved
Approved closure of Lewis Street between Samoset Ave and Weston Street for a block party May 28, 2026 (rain date May 29), 11am–3:30pm.
📍 Lewis Street between Samoset Ave and Weston Street
✅ Approved
Approved seasonal parking for 50 cars at 600 Nantasket Ave, excluding August 15 during Hull's US 250th Anniversary Parade, with Piping Plover signage and trash receptacles required.
📍 600 Nantasket Ave
✅ Approved
Approved seasonal parking for 30 cars at 440 Nantasket Ave, excluding August 15 during Hull's US 250th Anniversary Parade, with Piping Plover signage and trash receptacles required.
📍 440 Nantasket Ave
💬 Discussed
Board acknowledged resignation letter of Peter Pyclik, Vice Chair of the Permanent Sewer Commission.
✅ Approved
Board unanimously agreed to discuss the ten Citizens' Petition articles at the next meeting after earlier omitting them from this agenda.
💬 Discussed
Parking stickers are in and online sales are expected to open May 1, 2026.
💬 Discussed
Board entered executive session to negotiate Town Manager contract; meeting adjourned without reconvening.
April 22, 2026 · agenda
📋 Proposed
Routine approval of two prior meeting minutes.
📋 Proposed
Town Clerk Lori West will present an elections update, seek signatures on the May 18, 2026 Annual Town Election Warrant, and have 14 election officers appointed.
📍 Hull Town Hall, 253 Atlantic Ave
📋 Proposed
Application to permit parking of 275 cars at HRA Lot A; large-scale commercial parking use on two identified parcels near Nantasket Beach area.
📍 HRA Lot A, Parcels 27-034 & 27-035
📋 Proposed
Update on the Town Hall relocation project scope and budget — potential cost implications for taxpayers.
📍 Hull Town Hall, 253 Atlantic Ave
📋 Proposed
Renewal of seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses for Tipsy Tuna.
📍 276 Nantasket Ave
📋 Proposed
Renewal of seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses for Hull Yacht Club.
📍 5 Fitzpatrick Way
📋 Proposed
Renewal of seasonal alcohol (Farmers Series Pouring Permit), common victualer, and entertainment licenses for Doctor's Island Brewing.
📍 19 Hull Shore Drive
📋 Proposed
Renewal of seasonal all-alcohol license for Shipwreck'd.
📍 173 Main St
📋 Proposed
Renewal of seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses for The Drift.
📍 48 Washington Blvd
📋 Proposed
Request to shift Hull Endless Summer to September 26, 2026 (rain date September 27).
📋 Proposed
Application to park 50 cars at 600 Nantasket Ave, excluding August 15 during the US 250th Anniversary Parade.
📍 600 Nantasket Ave
📋 Proposed
Application to park 30 cars at 440 Nantasket Ave, excluding August 15 during the US 250th Anniversary Parade.
📍 440 Nantasket Ave
📋 Proposed
Council on Aging requests closure of Lewis Street between Samoset Ave and Weston Street on May 28, 11 AM–3:30 PM, for a block party (rain date May 29).
📍 Lewis Street between Samoset Ave and Weston Street
💬 Discussed
Vice Chair Peter Pyclik has submitted his resignation from the Permanent Sewer Commission, leaving a leadership vacancy.
📋 Proposed
Board enters executive session for Town Manager contract negotiations under attorney-client privilege; open session deemed detrimental to negotiating position.
April 8, 2026 · minutes
✅ Approved
Prior meeting minutes approved unanimously.
✅ Approved
Seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses renewed for Local 02045 at 2 A St; one-day all-alcohol license approved for Friends of Paragon Carousel fundraiser on May 1, 2026.
📍 2 A St; 205 Nantasket Avenue
💬 Discussed
David Twombly rescinded his PSBC resignation and will rejoin the committee at its next meeting.
🗳️ Voted on
Motion to add an automatic 3% annual cost-of-living increase to member stipends failed 1–3; the majority viewed the role as volunteer/honorary rather than compensatory.
💰 Small dollar amount; current stipend level not stated
✅ Approved
Board unanimously approved a letter to Sen. O'Connor and Rep. Meschino opposing S.2874, which would eliminate RMV license holds for unpaid motor vehicle excise taxes, warning it could cut Hull's ~$1.66M excise revenue and force property-tax increases.
💰 Hull excise tax revenue ~$1,663,903/yr; uncollected ~$58,500; statewide risk up to $440M
💬 Discussed
Taverna proposed board positions on Art. 40 (restoring statutory authority to the Light Board), Art. 41 (legal review for citizen petitions), and Art. 42 (remote public access to meetings), but none received a second, so no positions were taken.
💬 Discussed
Board acknowledged Christopher Lassiter's resignation from the Veterans Council and War Memorial Commission; noted Mambo's Kitchen and Bar will temporarily close for pre-season renovations.
💬 Discussed
Construction estimates came in significantly higher than expected due to HVAC complexity and wall/electrical changes; updated capital request will go to Town Meeting, and move-in is now targeted for Spring 2027 rather than the previous ambitious timeline.
💰 Comparable projects averaged $7–10M; updated capital request amount not yet stated
📍 Memorial Middle School
💬 Discussed
Upgraded town website launched April 8; all departments update their own pages.
💬 Discussed
Resident parking passes are on track for a May 1 launch, pending arrival of stickers from the supplier.
💬 Discussed
Town met with DCR and HRA on the Parkway Resiliency Study and two-way road conversion; the study divides the Reservation into 4 quadrants to assess sea-level-rise impacts, with community engagement planned after stakeholder alignment.
📍 Nantasket Reservation / DCR Parkway
💬 Discussed
PSBC held its second meeting successfully; next steps are site visits to proposed locations and a consultant presentation on the existing conditions assessment before moving to community engagement.
💬 Discussed
George Washington Blvd is expected to close completely for approximately two days the following week for trenching to underground electrical wires; additional traffic changes may follow pending MassDOT response.
📍 George Washington Blvd
💬 Discussed
Town has contributed $75k total over two years to the 250th celebration (Light Dept $25k, HRA $10k); commemorative flags, stickers, magnets, and seat cushions for Town Meeting are now available.
💰 $75,000 total town contribution to date
💬 Discussed
Lights on Kenburma Street will stay installed but switched off through summer, as removal would require an overtime night crew; a longer-term decision is pending.
📍 Kenburma Street
💬 Discussed
Community cleanup event is April 18 (rain date April 19), 9am–1pm; bags, gloves, and refreshments available at Nantasket Ave and N Street.
📍 Nantasket Ave and N Street
💬 Discussed
A resident raised concerns about the seawall road's width; no public hearing has been scheduled yet as departments are focused on Town Meeting preparations.
📍 Seawall / Nantasket Beach area
💬 Discussed
First Select Board office hours held April 8 (6:30–7pm); next session May 20 with Nesoff and McCarthy; Town Manager held hours at senior center the prior week.
💬 Discussed
Board entered executive session for Town Manager contract negotiations under attorney-client privilege; meeting adjourned without reconvening.
April 8, 2026 · agenda
📋 Proposed
Approval of prior meeting minutes.
📋 Proposed
Seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment license renewals for Local 02045 restaurant at 2 A Street.
💰 $5 fee noted
📍 2 A Street
📋 Proposed
One-day all-alcohol license for the Paragon Carousel Derby fundraiser on May 1, 2026 (5–10pm) at 205 Nantasket Avenue.
📍 205 Nantasket Avenue
📋 Proposed
Coming up April 8: appointment of an alternate to the committee planning a new combined police/fire facility, which has narrowed siting to six location options.
💬 Discussed
Coming up April 8: discussion of raising the board members' own annual stipends (currently $3,000 chair / $2,500 members).
💰 Current: $3,000 chair, $2,500 members
💬 Discussed
Board to send testimony opposing a state bill ending license suspensions for unpaid excise tax, warning it would weaken collection (Hull collects ~$1.66M at 96.4%) and push up property taxes.
💰 ~$58,500 at risk; ~$1.66M annual excise revenue
💬 Discussed
Coming up April 8: review of May 4 Town Meeting articles, including the $56,615,285 FY27 budget, road paving, a $6,658,900 Crescent Beach seawall settlement, sewer/CPC funding, zoning changes, and 10 citizen petitions.
💰 FY27 budget $56,615,285; $6,658,900 seawall settlement
💬 Discussed
Resignations from Christopher Lassiter (Veterans Council/War Memorial) and David Twombly (Public Safety Building Committee), plus notice of Mambos Kitchen and Bar's temporary closure for renovations.
📋 Proposed
Closed-door negotiations on the Town Manager's contract.
April 8, 2026 · minutes
✅ Approved
Prior meeting minutes approved unanimously.
✅ Approved
Seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses renewed unanimously for Local 02045 at 2 A St.
📍 2 A St, Hull
✅ Approved
One-day all-alcohol license approved for the Paragon Carousel Derby fundraiser at 205 Nantasket Ave, May 1, 2026, 5–10 pm.
📍 205 Nantasket Avenue
💬 Discussed
David Twombly rescinded his resignation from the PSBC and will rejoin at its next meeting.
❌ Denied
Motion to automatically raise Select Board stipends 3% per year annually failed 1–3; majority viewed stipends as honoraria for volunteers.
💰 3% annual increase to current stipend amount
✅ Approved
Board unanimously approved a letter urging legislators to reject S.2874, warning that removing the RMV license-hold enforcement mechanism could slash Hull's ~$1.66M excise-tax revenue and force property-tax increases.
💰 Hull excise tax revenue ~$1,663,903 (96.4% collection rate); $58,500 currently uncollected; statewide risk of ~$440M loss
💬 Discussed
Taverna raised Article 40 for a board position but received no second; no position taken.
💬 Discussed
Taverna raised Article 41 for a board position; no second, no position taken.
💬 Discussed
Taverna raised Article 42 for a board position; no second, no position taken.
💬 Discussed
Christopher Lassiter's resignation from the Veterans Council and War Memorial Commission was read into the record.
💬 Discussed
Renovation estimates came in significantly higher than expected due to HVAC complications and wall/electrical moves; updated capital request will go to Town Meeting and move-in is now projected for Spring 2027.
💰 Costs higher than anticipated; OPM cited ~$7–10M average for comparable moves in other towns; updated capital article going to Town Meeting
📍 Memorial Middle School
💬 Discussed
Upgraded Hull town website launched April 8; board members asked to review their pages for accuracy.
💬 Discussed
Beach/parking stickers are on order; town aims to go live with online parking-pass sales by May 1.
💬 Discussed
Staff met with DCR and HRA to align on the Parkway Resiliency Study and two-way road conversion; study found the Reservation is at risk from sea-level rise and will be addressed by quadrant with stakeholder input.
📍 Nantasket Reservation / Hull Parkway
💬 Discussed
PSBC held its second meeting; next steps include site visits to proposed locations and consultant presentations on existing conditions before moving to community engagement — no location decisions made yet.
💬 Discussed
George Washington Blvd is expected to close entirely for approximately two days the following week so crews can trench and underground electrical wires; additional traffic changes possible pending MassDOT response.
📍 George Washington Boulevard
💬 Discussed
Hull has contributed $75k total over two years to the 250th celebration; Light Dept donated $25k and HRA $10k; commemorative flags, stickers, magnets, and Town Meeting seat cushions now available.
💰 $75,000 town contribution over two years; Light Dept $25k; HRA $10k
💬 Discussed
Decorative lights at Kenburma St are staying up but will remain off this summer due to ongoing bulb failures; removal would require costly overnight overtime crews.
📍 Kenburma Street
💬 Discussed
Community cleanup is April 18 (rain date April 19); bags, gloves, coffee, and refreshments available at Nantasket Ave and N St, 9 am–1 pm.
📍 Nantasket Ave and N Street
💬 Discussed
A resident raised concerns about the narrowness of the one-way seawall road; no public hearing has been scheduled yet.
📍 Seawall / Hull Shore Drive area
💬 Discussed
Board entered executive session for Town Manager contract negotiations; meeting adjourned without reconvening.
April 8, 2026 · agenda
📋 Proposed
Renewal of seasonal all-alcohol, common victualer, and entertainment licenses for Local 02045 at 2 A St.
📍 2 A St
📋 Proposed
One-day all-alcohol license for a May 1 fundraiser, the Paragon Carousel Derby, 5–10 pm.
📍 205 Nantasket Avenue
💬 Discussed
Appointment of an alternate member to the committee overseeing the public safety building project.
📋 Proposed
Proposed annual increase to the stipend paid to Select Board members.
💰 Unspecified stipend increase
💬 Discussed
Discussion of a letter opposing state Senate bill S.2874 on ending debt-based driving restrictions.
💬 Discussed
Review of articles to appear on the 2026 Annual Town Meeting warrant, which set town spending and policy.
💬 Discussed
Resignation letters from the Veterans Council/War Memorial Commission and Public Safety Building Committee, plus Mambos Kitchen and Bar's temporary closure for renovations.
💬 Discussed
Closed-door contract negotiations regarding the Town Manager's contract.