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12 items · last 90 days
Decisions and notable items from recent meetings, most significant first.
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📋 ProposedSelect Board · July 1, 2026
Swearing In: New Police Chief Wendy LaPierre
Wendy LaPierre will be sworn in as Pembroke Police Department's new Chief of Police at 7:00 p.m.
Why this matters: New top law-enforcement leader for the town.
Public Hearing: Liquor License Transfer at 615 Washington St.
Transfer of all-alcohol and related restaurant licenses from 615 Tavern, Inc. (Dish's Route 53 Tavern, Paul Disch) to 67 Coastal Group, Inc. (Erik Daigle) at 615 Washington St.
📍 615 Washington St, Pembroke
Why this matters: Restaurant ownership and liquor license change at local eatery.
Discussion and Possible Vote: Select Board Liaisons to Town Boards
Board will assign or confirm liaisons to 10 bodies including School Committee, DPW Water Commissioners (vacant), Planning Board, ZBA, and Affordable Housing Committee.
Why this matters: Water Commission and Affordable Housing liaison seats currently vacant.
📋 ProposedUpcoming (July 1): Liquor License Package Transfer — Disch's Route 53 TavernSelect Board · June 17, 2026
Coming July 1: vote on transferring the CVAA/CV/LE liquor license package from 615 Tavern, Inc. d/b/a Disch's Route 53 Tavern to 67 Coastal Group, Erik Daigle, Manager.
Why this matters: Ownership change at a local tavern on Route 53.
🔄 PostponedSite Plan #SP4-26 — 660 Washington Street (Whatbarn, LLC)Planning Board · June 8, 2026
Proposal for 13 detached buildings with 22 two-bedroom residential units at 660 Washington Street; applicant requested continuance to June 22, 2026, so no action June 8.
📍 660 Washington Street, Pembroke (Map F9, Lot 1)
Why this matters: Large multi-family development affecting nearby property values
📋 ProposedNotice of Intent – 99 Old Washington Street (DEP# 056-1143)Conservation Commission · June 4, 2026
Ursula & Stephen Kambrick propose a new single-family home with driveway, grading, utilities, and septic within 100 feet of bordering vegetated wetlands.
📍 99 Old Washington Street, Pembroke (Map E9, lot 5E)
Why this matters: New home construction in wetland buffer near residential area.
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