Newbury Select Board Discusses Beach Cleanup Initiative and Approves New Business Licenses

Overview: In a recent Newbury Select Board meeting, members engaged in discussions about a proposed beach cleanup initiative in memory of Rachel Morrison, approved licenses for a mobile pizza business and a used car dealership, and addressed concerns about regional school funding and other community issues.

Newbury Select Board Approves Special Permit with Conditions Amid Pavilion Controversy

Overview: In a detailed session, the Newbury Select Board addressed multiple zoning and structural modification issues, notably approving a special permit for renovations on Harvard Way and debating changes to a pavilion at the Sunset Club on Old Point Road. The board navigated complex zoning laws and public concerns.

Redevelopment Proposal Spurs Deliberations at Newbury Meeting

Overview: The Newbury Zoning Board of Appeals recently convened to address a redevelopment proposal for the property at Palm Island Boulevard. The meeting, chaired by Eric Spawn, focused on a request from Mark Ferrari of Ringot Realty LLC, represented by attorney Jeff Rolfs, to acquire a special permit for the redevelopment of a non-conforming site. The proposal involves demolishing existing structures to construct two townhomes with underground parking.

Police Appointment and Compliance Discussions Highlight Newbury Select Board Meeting

Overview: At the recent Newbury Select Board meeting, decisions were made regarding personnel, public property use, and compliance with state laws. The appointment of a new full-time police officer and a discussion on conflict-of-interest laws and the open meeting law were among the highlights.

Newbury Select Board Approves Contingent Clam Permit Amid Payment Concerns

Overview: The Newbury Select Board convened for a meeting that addressed a range of significant local matters, most notably the approval of a commercial clam permit for resident Josh McKinnon, contingent on compliance with residency, tax obligations, and timely payment of outstanding fees. The meeting also saw discussions on grants, business licenses, and community initiatives, underscoring local governance’s role in maintaining community standards and services.