Board of Selectmen

Board of Selectmen approves three special event permits and property transfers. The board unanimously approved the Beach Blast cornhole tournament for August 1 and the Salisbury Rail Trail Road Race for September 19, and licensed the Nigro-Moreno wedding on June 20; the Lumos Candlelight Concert

Salisbury selectmen approve two new hospitality licenses and clear restaurant expansion. The Board unanimously licensed Nonnie's Coffee House at 114 Elm Street and approved an altered premises application for the Hungry Traveler at 98 Beach Road, adding outdoor seating for approximately 40 patrons

Salisbury selectmen waive sewer back charges tied to administrative error. The board unanimously forgave $2,400 in back-billed fees at 59 Central Avenue after finding the town shared responsibility for a years-long misclassification of the property as single-unit rather than two-family. Director of

Salisbury selectmen approve six license renewals and five new licenses. The five-member Board voted unanimously to renew licenses for three common victualler establishments and one repair shop, and approved new general licenses for Roadworks Marte Diesel Services, LLC and Wandering K9. Special

Salisbury Board of Selectmen approved routine licenses and MIT reef project support. Chairman Donna Abdulla and the Board unanimously authorized Town Manager Neil J. Harrington to sign an MOU with MIT and the Department of Conservation and Resources supporting a pilot offshore reef structure to