Conservation Commission continues four applications under Wetlands Protection Act. Chair Julie Doughman-Johnson oversaw the continuation of a Request for Determination of Applicability for Robert Leavitt at 4 11th Street West and three Notices of Intent for Massachusetts DOT at 213 Elm Street,
Salisbury Historical Commission elects new secretary, approves window restoration contract. Chair Connie Hellwig, Vice Chair Thomas Tatro, and new Secretary Rachel Phillips unanimously approved contracting Window Woman of Amesbury for a full restoration of six historic windows at an estimated cost
Salisbury Cultural Council approves $1,000 annual budget across six community events. Chair Darci Cepiel and members unanimously authorized spending for jewelry making ($250), water marbling ornaments ($200), a scarecrow display ($100), Trunk or Treat ($150), and Salisbury Days basket ($125), with
Salisbury Planning Board continues major storage facility hearing, reviews cannabis odor plan. The board unanimously voted to continue the public hearing on Boston North Development LLC's proposed four-building, 37-unit storage facility at 154 Lafayette Road to January 28, 2026. Root and Bloom
Salisbury Library Trustees unanimously approved prior minutes and the Treasurer's Report documenting October-through-December donations and account closures. The board received an update on facility repairs: Northshore Home Energy replaced Mitsubishi compressors for $16,476, and an electrician
Selectmen approve licenses, easement, and land disposition. The Salisbury Board of Selectmen unanimously approved nine Common Victualler license renewals, two Entertainment licenses, and four motor vehicle-related license renewals at their January 12 meeting chaired by Donna Abdulla. The board
Parks and Recreation Commission restricts public use of concession trailer. The Salisbury body voted unanimously to prohibit outside groups from using the trailer absent Parks and Recreation sponsorship, citing Board of Health permit requirements, Certificates of Insurance, and additional coverage
Salisbury Conservation Commission approves fund appropriation, continues four applications. The Commission unanimously approved an appropriation from the Conservation Fund to cover legal fees for a past Enforcement Order and continued four pending applications--a Request for Determination of
Board of Health approves revised fee schedule and defers body art regulations. The board unanimously approved changes to the fee schedule effective January 6, 2026, including increased food plan review fees and a new late-fee structure set at 100 percent of the annual license or permit fee. Public
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