The Salisbury Planning Board unanimously approved two property completions and extended an ANR application review. Chairperson Warren Worth led the five-member board in approving a partial performance bond release for parking lot paving at 191 Lafayette Road and a Certificate of Completion for the
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 Planning Board and Affordable Housing Trust jointly launch Missing Middle Zoning initiative targeting working families. The boards, working with Innes Land Strategies Group, identified Bridge Road, Lafayette Road, Elm Street, and Rabbit Road as candidate districts for smaller homes,
Salisbury Planning Board unanimously adopts Master Plan Phase 2 after year of engagement. Chairperson Warren Worth and the five-member board endorsed four sections--housing, open space and recreation, historic and cultural resources, and community services and facilities--following presentations by
Planning Board defers two major applications and opens hearing on mixed-use Elm Street development. Chairperson Warren Worth, Vice Chairperson John Schillizzi, Clerk Daniel Welch, and member Deborah Rider unanimously continued an Approval Not Required lot-line review for 81 Forest Road and opened a
Salisbury's Warrant Advisory Committee endorsed 38 warrant articles spanning two May town meetings. At its May 7 public hearing, the five-member panel unanimously approved all 24 articles for the Special Town Meeting, with Chairman Stephen Roth and members Tom Treat, Susan Pawlisheck, and Brendan
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 Cultural Council approved prior minutes and reviewed summer events at its May 7 meeting. Chairwoman Darci Cepiel convened six members present at the Salisbury Library; the council's treasury held $9,356.18. A jewelry workshop hosted by Ashleigh Litcofsky on May 9 has drawn 19 signups,
Conservation Commission continues Wekelo residential project and orders peer reviews for Coastal Elm development. The Commission, with Chair Christopher Leahy presiding, tabled the 207 North End Boulevard Notice of Intent to May 20 and voted 6-0 to continue 145 Elm Street to June 3 pending site
The Planning Board unanimously recommended accepting Winterberry Circle as a town-owned public roadway. Director of Economic Development Bill Luster reported the subdivision project, originally approved under subdivision control law, had faced delays including the death of its developer but met all
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