Planning Board continues Deer Hill Road hearing to Aug. 10
Manchester-by-the-Sea Planning Board continues its first 3A housing hearing to August 10 and opens a demolition-delay debate.
Manchester-by-the-Sea Planning Board continues its first 3A housing hearing to August 10 and opens a demolition-delay debate.
Winthrop Field Committee completes pond stewardship work, plans drainage assessment and maintenance schedule. Chair Michael Chapman and five members met July 25 to review field maintenance. The committee completed cattail removal on the pond's west side and planned additional work on the east side,
Manchester Sustainability Committee discusses waste contract implementation and approves new member. The committee contributed research to the town's waste contract decision and now seeks details on rollout of the new provider. Co-Chairs Annie McBride and Sandy Rogers manage the committee's social
Manchester-by-the-Sea's Conservation Commission sent a 136-unit apartment proposal back for a broader wetlands peer review.
Conservation Commission extends review of three applications pending further environmental assessment. The Commission voted 7-0 to continue hearings for a seasonal ramp at 19 Proctor Street and utility trenching at 5 Kings Way to August 11. For a proposed 136-unit multifamily development at 0
Manchester Select Board approves curbside trash and recycling collection program with annual fees. The Select Board unanimously approved a new curbside collection program with annual fees ranging from $100 for the standard package of one 35-gallon trash barrel and one 65-gallon recycling cart to
Manchester-by-the-Sea Select Board unanimously approves barrel-based trash program with fees starting at $100 per year.
Nine property deeds were recorded in Manchester-by-the-Sea between June 19 and July 18, but only four listed a sale price. Disclosed prices ranged from $515,000 for a Bennett Street condo unit to $3.2 million for a Forster Road property, with a median of $1,603,555 among the four. Five …
Manchester Board of Health approves revised fee schedule. The three-member board unanimously approved fee changes at a Thursday evening meeting via Zoom, with members Peter Colarusso, Leah Peavey, and Donna Furse all voting in favor. The Temporary Food License Fee doubles from $25 to $50, while a
Manchester Board of Health approves revised fee schedule. Chair Peter Colarusso, with members Leah Peavey and Donna Furse, unanimously approved the revised fee schedule following a public hearing that drew no questions from members. The temporary food license fee increases from $25 to $50, a new