ZBA Continues Veterans Crossing Hearing to Feb. 10
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued its hearing on the 41-unit Veterans Crossing senior housing project to February 10.
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued its hearing on the 41-unit Veterans Crossing senior housing project to February 10.
Swampscott School Committee previewed a fiscal 2027 budget raising spending 3.96 percent, or $1.35 million.
Swampscott's Select Board, School Committee and Finance Committee spent over three hours reviewing town-school agreements and sparring over a Nahant tuition revolving fund.
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued a hearing on a 41-unit senior housing project to February 3. The board is weighing petition 25-15, filed by BBH Community Development LLC for B'nai B'rith Housing New England at 10 New Ocean Street and 12-24 Pine Street, under Chapter 40B.
Swampscott's Capital Improvement Committee reviewed a slate of new funding requests but took no votes on any of them.
Swampscott Planning Board approved three residential site plan permits and amended a shopping center redevelopment plan.
Swampscott School Committee approved $8,500 in donations and heard updates on a student social media detox.
Swampscott's Finance Committee previewed a January 21 budget summit with school officials and warned the town's taxing cushion is shrinking.
Swampscott Select Board voted 4-0 to appoint Patrick Luddy as the town's first director of finance and Kathleen Dupont as town clerk. Town Administrator Nicholas Connors said 28 candidates applied for open police positions, with nine advancing to interviews.
Swampscott's water panel voted to demand separate bacteria testing for the Swampscott and Lynn culverts at Stacey's Brook.
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