Town of Hull

The Board approved the Bill and Payroll warrants for January 2026 and authorized the liquidation of funds from PRIT to support payroll. Several superannuation retirement applications were reviewed and the associated calculations approved for former employees. The Board also approved refund requests for deductions related to supplemental workers' compensation. Additionally, financial reports and bank reconciliations were reviewed, and informational memos from PERAC were discussed.

The board discussed investment returns and noted the postponement of the PRIM update due to weather. Key actions included the approval of payroll and bill warrants, the authorization of funds for payroll liquidation, and the induction of new employees into the Hull Retirement System. The board also reviewed informational memoranda from PERAC and discussed the upcoming COLA public hearing and the status of valuation information submitted for review.

The anticipated agenda items for this meeting concern licensing matters. Key discussions include the renewal applications for an All Alcohol, Common Victualer, Entertainment, and Automatic Amusement license for 145NA, Inc. dba Nantasket Flatts. Additionally, several Package Store Renewals are scheduled for review, specifically for Tiger Wind dba Nantasket Liquors (All Alcohol), Kenny Corp dba EZ Smoke Shop (Wine and Malt as a Package Store), and Preep Corp. dba Quick Pick, Inc. (Wine & Malt Package Store).

The agenda for this session includes Executive Sessions to discuss litigation strategy against Allied World Insurance Company and collective bargaining strategy with the Hull Fraternal Order of Police. A public hearing is scheduled for National Grid regarding a Grant of Location for Gas Mains. Appointments include discussions for a One Day Entertainment License for a 'Rooted In Hull Backyard BBQ' event on two separate dates, a One Day Malt Only Alcohol License request for Vitamin Sea Brewing during Porch Fest, and meetings with applicants for the Veteran's Council and the Park and Recreation Commission. Chief of Police Jack Dunn presented proposals concerning the Right of Way access on the railroad bed, including installing signage, speed bumps, parking restrictions, and traffic monitoring cameras, as well as a proposal for speed reduction in the Kenberma District to 20MPH. Discussion topics involve Plymouth County Advisory Board updates, including a Select Board Liaison resignation and appointment. The approvals section covers the disposal of property, seasonal liquor license certification, renewal of a Common Victualer License, and requests for road closures for two block parties, along with parking permit requests and re-appointments for several advisory committees.

The agenda for the meeting includes several public hearings and discussions. Key topics involve license amendments and transfers for local establishments (HK Too LLC. and Inspire Eat and Drink), a public hearing regarding the removal of a shade tree at 184 Nantasket Avenue, and the introduction of Police Sergeant Candidates by the Hull Police Chief. An executive session is scheduled to consider the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property related to HRA property. The approvals section lists several items, including support for the 13th Annual Ride for Habitat, review of the May 6, 2016 Special Town Meeting Warrant, the Annual Struzz's 5K Home Run event, and declaring a 2003 Ford Taurus surplus. Correspondence includes a letter of resignation from the Advisory Board.