Select Board Clears National Grid Petitions, Preps School Warrant
Manchester-by-the-Sea Select Board previews $95.3 million Essex Elementary School ahead of a November 16 town meeting vote.
Manchester-by-the-Sea Select Board previews $95.3 million Essex Elementary School ahead of a November 16 town meeting vote.
Manchester Select Board unanimously approved its Housing Production Plan and lifted water restrictions following improved drought conditions. The plan, required under Massachusetts housing law to secure safe harbor status, addresses housing diversity, senior housing, and accessory dwelling units;
Manchester-by-the-Sea Select Board approves affordable housing plan, hears trimmed 245-unit Pine Street proposal.
Manchester-by-the-Sea officials fear residents aren't ready for a $93 million school vote this fall.
Select Board approves National Grid projects and schedules December election. The board unanimously approved two National Grid petitions for underground conduit installations on Central Street and Jersey Lane; the Central Street project requires work to avoid trash pickup day (Wednesday). Town
Manchester-by-the-Sea sets November 16 special town meeting, downgrades drought status. The Select Board voted unanimously to hold a Special Town Meeting November 16, coordinated with the Town of Essex, and a Special Town Election December 10, with article deadlines set for October 19.
Manchester-by-the-Sea's Select Board pushed its Ocean Street flood-resilience plan to September and split 4-1 on a new mooring-reporting rule.
Manchester-by-the-Sea Select Board approves restaurant license, utility permits, and charging fees. The Board unanimously approved an all-alcohol license transfer for Sofia's, a new American restaurant at 26 Central Street, with Manager David Gallagher, owner of Oliva Enoteca Wine Shop. Two
Manchester-by-the-Sea's Select Board approved a 7 percent sewer rate increase and a private Wi-Fi vendor for Singing Beach.
Manchester-by-the-Sea Select Board approves fiscal 2027 water and sewer rates with no water increase. The board unanimously approved a 7 percent sewer rate increase, with DPW Director Chuck Dam reporting that fiscal 2026 cost overruns were absorbed within the enterprise fund without requiring rate
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