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Scituate Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Waterways panel questions $360,000 boat request

Waterways commission tightens pier fees while questioning a surprise $360,000 boat request. From our own coverage: Waterways panel tightens pier fees, questions boat buy; CPC weighs Cranberry Bog land purchase.

From Scituate News

  • Waterways panel tightens pier fees, questions boat buy Scituate's Waterways Commission swore in new chairman Brian Cronin and tightened pier fee rules, while Harbormaster Stephen Moe's $360,000 boat request drew pushback from members who said it arrived without proper review. Commercial fishermen warned rising costs could push fishing permits elsewhere.Scituate News
  • CPC weighs Cranberry Bog land purchase The Community Preservation Committee discussed a potential purchase of Cranberry Bog property, with owner Steve Mooney requesting a new appraisal and boundary revision before any vote. The committee also noted plans for a Sunset Land acquisition and an expected playground funding request from Wampatuck School.Scituate News
  • Capital planning panel reviews $10.4M FY28 plan Scituate's Capital Planning Committee reviewed the Town Administrator's proposed $10.4 million FY28 capital plan, including a $3.5 million raw water intake and dredging project, as officials work to limit borrowing. The committee also weighed facility and vehicle funding requests across town departments.Scituate News

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