Cohasset Affordable Housing Trust votes to advance property acquisitions with state approval. Town Planner Cassandra Thayer reported that the Local Approval Letter for 1 Pleasant Street has been accepted by the state and sent for signature, with the Regulatory Agreement to be recorded once
Cohasset Select Board defers cell tower decision pending legal review. Chair David Farrag and the five-member board heard public opposition to a proposed monopole tower in Wheelwright Park, with residents citing Article 97 trust restrictions and a town meeting vote favoring alternative locations.
Cohasset Select Board retreats to executive session over disputed Wheelwright Park cell tower legal opinion.
Cohasset Elder Affairs Board retains Jim Murphy as Chair and unanimously approves operational reports. Treasurer Elaine Coyne reported a grants fund balance of $92,428 with suggestions for deploying those funds toward additional staffing support. Director Danika Castle reported strong program
Cohasset School Committee unanimously approves two school improvement plans and confirms meeting schedule. Chair Corey Evans, Vice Chair Craig MacLellan, and members Lance C. Dial, Jennifer Lesky, and Danielle Ziady approved the Joseph Osgood School and Deer Hill School 2026-2027 plans, each
Planning Board reorganizes and names Clark Brewer as chair for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. In a 6-0 vote, the board approved Brewer as Chair, Kevin Heine as Vice Chair, and Birgit Schmidt-Wesche as Clerk. Heine stepped down from the chair role following his year of leadership. The board voted 5-0 to
Cohasset School Committee approves elementary school improvement plans and reorganizes for the coming year.
Cohasset Planning Board reorganizes under new chair, debates private road policy and growth tracking.
Zoning board continues dock-permit hearings to July 6. The board heard applications from applicants Michael McGuinness and Michael Crowell for Special Permits to install docks at 70-74 and 66 Black Horse Lane respectively, both presented by engineer Gregory Morse of Morse Engineering, and continued
Water Commission reorganizes and approves abatements totaling over $9,200. Christopher E. Pratt was elected Vice Chair, Stephen M. Girardi Chair, and Leonora C. Jenkins Clerk, all unanimously. The board approved a $6,776.85 abatement for a winter spigot failure at 80 Nichols Road (Pratt moved;