The board addressed several licensing matters, including approving a new off-premise wine and malt beverage license for a market and adding alternate managers to a restaurant's existing pouring license. Members accepted the surrender of a liquor license from a restaurant that is closing and granted special one-day wine and malt liquor licenses for upcoming summer concert events. Additionally, the board reviewed the status of an entertainment license and continued an application for a new entertainment license to a future meeting for further information.
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The board reviewed an updated landscape and architectural plan for a project at 0 Prescott Street. Key discussions included waiver requests, the drafting of the decision document, and current housing stock projections relative to safe harbor requirements. The meeting also focused on a detailed tree protection plan, including the survey of existing trees and proposed buffer plantings and retaining walls along the project perimeter.
Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
North Andover Select Board Select Board Meeting
The Select Board held a meeting where several licensing and business matters were addressed. Residents expressed concerns regarding the entertainment license granted to Marble Ridge Winery, specifically focusing on residential zoning and parking violations. A citizen requested the reinstatement of a school composting program. The Board approved several one-day liquor licenses for summer concert series events at the Stevens-Coolidge House and Gardens. Additionally, a new Common Victualler license was granted to Five Sons Pizza, and an annual mobile food vendor license was approved for a coffee trailer business.
Mar 2, 2026·Board meeting
North Andover Select Board Meeting
The board addressed public comments regarding the fire department's capital improvement plan and inquiries concerning a specific firefighter. The primary agenda item involved a request from the North Andover Housing Authority for support to convert their federal public housing portfolio, specifically McCabe Court and Maresky Meadows, to a project-based voucher program. The discussion focused on the operational and financial implications of this transition, including increased funding flexibility and administrative changes, as well as an assessment of potential risks and impacts on current residents.
