Beverly Design Review Board unanimously recommended approval of signage for three businesses. Chair Jon Ouellette presided as the board voted 6-0 on applications from Crust & Foam at 507 Rantoul Street, The Granite Group at 97 River Street, and Harborlight House at 1 Monument Square.
Beverly School Committee adopts DESE-mandated law enforcement policy, adds two special-education hires.
Beverly's Deficit Reduction Committee floated a $150 million price tag for buying out National Grid.
The Community Preservation Committee approved a $1.34 million FY27 budget proposal unanimously. Chair Wendy Pearl moved to allocate state-mandated reserves of $134,413 each to historic resources, community housing, and open space.
Beverly Planning Board schedules special permit hearing. Acting Chair Ellen Flannery led four members in scheduling a September 15 public hearing for Special Permit #206-26 at 4 Linden Avenue, filed by Bruce D. and April K. MacPhail to reduce required parking from four to three spaces, permit
Beverly Conservation Commission issues four property permits, continues hearing for Paine Avenue development. The commission unanimously approved Orders of Conditions for four properties, including invasive species treatment at 58 West Street, a greenhouse installation at 343 Dodge Street, addition
The Library Trustees discussed a three-year contract for Assistant Library Director Meghan Karasin, citing concerns that require City Solicitor review. Trustee Marshall Handly questioned the dismissal authority language in section 2, which grants dismissal power to the Library Director rather than
Beverly Design Review Board approves three signage recommendations unanimously. Chair Jon Ouellette presided over the August 6 meeting. The board voted 6-0 to approve signage for Graze Craze at 103 Cabot St., Idore Aesthetics & Wellness at 146 Cabot St., and the YMCA at 7 Reservoir Road. Vice Chair
Beverly Conservation Commission approves two major waterfront permits. The board voted 3-0 to issue an Order of Conditions for 40 Prince Street authorizing house reconstruction with seawall repairs, with member Joanne Miller recusing. A second unanimous Order of Conditions was issued for 200
Economic development council postpones Main Streets block party due to staffing constraints. The Beverly ECDC on July 23 reported postponing the Main Streets event due to recent staff changes and insufficient funding, with the council refocusing on holiday stroll and restaurant week events.
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