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Dec 2, 2109·BoardMeeting
Board
Selectmen's Meeting Minutes
The Selectmen's meeting addressed several key items, including the opening and closing of the Annual Town Meeting warrant, the estimation of the seasonal population, and the approval of a temporary wine and malt license for the North River Arts Society. A presentation and vote on the Marshfield Housing Production Plan were conducted, along with a vote to sign a CRS Verification Form related to flood insurance. A classification hearing with the Board of Assessors resulted in the approval of a single tax rate and the decision not to adopt a small commercial exemption. The Town Administrator provided a report summarizing various meetings and activities. Finally, the board accepted the Energy Committee's recommendation for a solar array project and approved the minutes from previous meetings.
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The meeting initiated discussions and motions regarding a three-lot subdivision on Marine Street, including the release of lot three, contingent upon necessary approvals. The applicant presented details of the proposed road subdivision, which includes a dead-end street with a cul-de-sac, drainage plans involving catch basins and a separation tank leading to a leaching field, and a proposed 6-inch water supply line intended to service both new and existing structures. Several waivers were requested, notably concerning street trees, sidewalks, and intersection proximity requirements (center line to center line distance from Parsonage and Walnut Streets). The board also reviewed required intersection realignment scenarios if waivers are not granted. A peer reviewer provided feedback addressing compliance with regulations, missing lot line geometry, required bounds, the need for a separate lotting plan, and sight distance triangles. Technical comments included reviewing the road's longitudinal slope near Marine Street (a waiver for the initial negative slope was identified), water main sizing (6-inch versus the standard 8-inch), and the required depth of nonfrostable material and gravel base for the roadway. It was noted that the public hearing for the subdivision would likely need to be continued pending coordination with District 5 Mass DOT regarding the intersections.
Dec 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board Of Public Works Meeting
The meeting included an executive session regarding the contract and appointment of Ken Ryan as superintendent. Action items involved a driveway permit application for 133 Summer Street, which included a discussion ensuring proper water drainage. The Board also addressed balancing change orders for the 2025-05 Brent Rock Improvements project, resulting in a contract reduction of $126,075.14. Additionally, change orders totaling $21,821.88 were approved for the 2026-04 high school ball fields project related to dugout work and irrigation relocation. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to continuing discussion on the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) policy, specifically incorporating a variance provision from existing zoning bylaws to address undue hardship cases.
Sep 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Marshfield Advisory Board Meeting Minutes
The board conducted a financial review covering expenditure rates, pension and insurance payments, and enterprise fund status. They discussed free cash certification, revenue projections, and upcoming budget preparation schedules. Discussions also addressed departmental staffing vacancies and the status of contracted procurement services. The board reviewed preparations for a Special Town Meeting, specifically evaluating open space land acquisition proposals and assigning responsibility for various warrant articles. Public comment regarding library appropriations was also received.
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