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Hull Conservation Commission Issues Certificate of Compliance After 20-Year Deed Restriction Standoff

HULL — May 26, 2026 — Hull Conservation Commission resolves a 20-year certificate of compliance standoff and clears six wetland decisions in one remote session. The commission voted unanimously Tuesday to issue a certificate of compliance for 90 Main Street (DEP file SE35-798), ending a prolonged dispute over a deed

Hull Planning Board unanimously denies Nantasket Avenue nine-unit townhouse project

HULL — May 14, 2026 — Hull Planning Board votes 5-0 to deny Nantasket Avenue townhouse project. The board unanimously rejected a site plan review application from The Point Nantasket Realty LLC for a nine-unit, approximately 17,436-square-foot townhouse complex at 839, 843, and 845 Nantasket Avenue, citing

Hull Select Board Renews Town Manager Constable to Three-Year Contract Through 2029

HULL — May 13, 2026 — Hull Select Board renews Town Manager Jennifer Constable's contract through August 2029. The board voted unanimously on four items at its May 13 meeting before entering executive session, emerging to announce a three-year contract renewal for Constable effective August 17, 2026 through August

Hull Conservation Board Approves Gosnold Street Addition, Issues Holbrook Compliance Certificate

HULL — May 12, 2026 — Hull Conservation Commission approves pier-elevated addition at 69 Gosnold Street, holds action on 90 Main Street certificate. The commission voted 5-1 Tuesday to issue an order of conditions for Sean Egan's 16-by-20-foot addition and new gravel driveway at 69

Hull Conservation Board Approves Gosnold Street Addition, Issues Holbrook Compliance Certificate

HULL — May 12, 2026 — Hull Conservation Commission approves pier-elevated addition at 69 Gosnold Street, holds action on 90 Main Street certificate. The commission voted 5-1 Tuesday to issue an order of conditions for Sean Egan's 16-by-20-foot addition and new gravel driveway at 69

Hull Town Meeting Borrows $4 Million to Move Town Hall to Middle School

HULL — May 7, 2026 — Hull Town Meeting closes four-night session with contentious 147-56 vote to borrow $4 million for town hall relocation. Approving the borrowing on May 7 brings the total budget for relocating town offices from 253 Atlantic Avenue to the Memorial Middle School to just over

Hull Town Meeting Approves Transparency Bylaws, Repeals 2018 HRA Land Transfer Authority

HULL — May 6, 2026 — Hull Town Meeting passed a pair of transparency bylaws and repealed a seven-year-old authorization allowing the Select Board to transfer land in the Nantasket Avenue corridor without voter approval. Voters backed citizens' petitions by Susan Vermilio and Michael Marlow — 145 to 70 and

Hull Town Meeting debates shifting light plant control away from town manager

HULL — May 6, 2026 — Hull Town Meeting sparks another round of debate over municipal light plant governance. Town Meeting took up Article 40, a citizen's petition to restructure oversight of the Hull Municipal Light Plant and direct the Select Board to transmit enabling legislation to the state legislature

Hull Town Meeting Votes to Seek State Charter Change, Strip Manager of Light Plant Role

HULL — May 5, 2026 — Hull Town Meeting voted 236-82 to authorize the Select Board to petition the state legislature to strip the town manager of her role as municipal light plant manager and restore statutory authority to the elected Municipal Light Board, rejecting by 245-69 a substitute motion

Hull Town Meeting Passes $54.6 Million Budget, Defeats Capital Planning Petition

HULL — May 4, 2026 — Hull town meeting passed a $54,556,809 fiscal year 2027 budget Monday after a contentious session that included 17 line-item holds, two failed attempts to amend the town clerk's stipend, and the defeat of a citizen petition to restructure capital project planning.

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