ZBA approves special permit for Fallon Way house
The Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to grant a special permit for rebuilding a house at 10 Fallon Way after finding the road is a public way.
The Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to grant a special permit for rebuilding a house at 10 Fallon Way after finding the road is a public way.
The Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals approved renovations at 93 Fox Hill Road and continued a contested rebuild case at 10 Fallon Way to July 28.
Nahant Select Board OKs $5.7 million bond sale, debates $2.1 million Coast Guard windfall. Members Patty Carras, Pat O'Reilly and Rob Thibault voted 3-0 to sell $5,721,084 in bond anticipation notes to Truist Securities and to adopt FY27 water, sewer and trash rates, with trash rising 6 percent.
Nahant's override fails by about 24 votes, town warns of fiscal 2028 cuts. The town administrator told the Select Board the failed measure, trimmed from an original request topping $2 million, would have funded a school position and raised below-market town salaries, not just fire staffing.
The Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested teardown-and-rebuild hearing for 10 Fallon Way to July 22. Chair Jocelyn Campbell said the board learned Fallon Way was "voted in as a public way" in 1993, a finding that could strip the board's authority to grant relief there.
Nahant Select Board adopted an interim parking policy and voted to form a parking committee ahead of summer.
The Nahant Select Board voted unanimously to raise parking violation fines from $50 to $75 and filled three town vacancies. Members appointed Jacqueline Fallon to the School Committee, Christina Roberto as town health nurse, and Lola Chasen to the Cultural Council, all by unanimous roll call.
The Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals voted to let a Bass Point Road owner withdraw a shed petition and erased his fines. Chair Jocelyn J. Campbell led the remote session, where members David Walsh, Cameron Merrill, Gerardo Raffaele and alternates Scott Ofrias and Ian Brown took part.
The Nahant Select Board voted unanimously to schedule a June 24 special election on a $1 million Proposition 2½ override.
Nahant Town Meeting approved a $1 million property tax override for fire staffing and school support, 175-33, sending it to a townwide ballot.
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