Salisbury Board of Selectmen unanimously approved vendor licenses and seven community event permits for summer 2026. Chairman Donna Abdulla, Selectman Gil Medeiros, and Selectman Wendy Kimball cleared applications for Route 110 Roast Beef & Pizza, Sweet Management LLC car wash, and approved one-day
Planning Board approves site modification, sets housing contribution at $40,988.94. The board unanimously approved a minor site plan modification for 38 Elmwood Street allowing applicant Jose Luna to connect to town water instead of installing on-site wells and septic systems, which the Director of
Conservation Commission backs Boston North Development wetlands permit. The board unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for 154 Lafayette Road after Millennium Engineering presented a revised landscape plan addressing parking and loading concerns; Town Stormwater Engineer Joe Serwatka had signed
Salisbury Historical Commission approves prior minutes, tasks chair with window-bid pursuit. Connie Hellwig, Chair, will follow up in March with town officials regarding advertising the long-pending Schoolhouse window restoration project after no response since December. The Commission brainstormed
Harbor Commission unanimously backs software fee and training spending. Harbormaster Willem van de Stadt reported incoming customer calls on moorings and wait-list information, plus ongoing coordination with RiverFront Marine for spring service, radar, and GPS quotes. The commission unanimously
Planning Board approves storage facility with traffic and fencing conditions. The five-member board unanimously backed Boston North Development LLC's major site plan review and special permit for a 37-unit facility at 154 Lafayette Road, requiring a right-turn-only sign, non-chain-link fencing
Salisbury Board of Selectmen approves four Common Victualler and one Entertainment license renewal. The board unanimously renewed licenses for Nancy's Marshview, Swell Willey's, Groundswell Surf Café, and Hodgies Too, along with the Salisbury Beach Carousel Entertainment license. Special event
Affordable Housing Trust confronts sewer-plant constraints on flagship Elm Street property. The Board of Selectmen determined land is needed for sewer expansion and possible future Department of Public Works use, forcing the trust to identify buildable land adequately distant from the facility.
Salisbury Conservation Commission reorganizes, elects Leahy Chair. The panel voted unanimously to elevate Christopher Leahy to Chair and Richard Saba to Clerk, deferring the Vice Chair vote to a future meeting. In the evening's lone approval, the Commission voted 6-0 to issue a Notice of Intent for
Salisbury's Affordable Housing Trust and Planning Board launched a one-year Missing Middle zoning initiative with consultant Innes Land Strategies. The firm will conduct two community forums, meet twice monthly with board members and town stakeholders including developers and realtors, and propose
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