Planning Board unanimously approved a Bagel Roost food service facility site plan at 46 Elm Street with parking and fire safety verification requirements.
Amesbury City Council approved four orders in second reading unanimously, advancing benefits for seniors and traffic safety.
The City Council Standing Committee of the Whole forwarded a $30,000 traffic calming appropriation to the full Council on a 5-2 vote.
Planning Board approves two residential development applications. The Planning Board unanimously approved an accessory dwelling unit at 12 Oak Street and a definitive subdivision at 2-4 Elmwood Street on September 14.
Council on Aging Board met to discuss space utilization and outreach strategies.
Amesbury Cultural Council voted unanimously to hire Evelyn Kovach for $125 to distribute Open Studios promotional flyers. Co-Chairs Sally Nutt and Ann Johnson led preparations for the October 29 mixer at the Cultural Center, with approximately 70 artists registered for the late-October event. The
Amesbury City Council accepts District 2 resignation and opens the councilor seat. President Jessica Redfern declared the District 2 position open after accepting Claudel Frederique's resignation, while the council unanimously approved three municipal appointments: Jonathan Greeno to the Board of
Amesbury Zoning Board extended review of 95-unit development at 27 Kimball Road. The board unanimously voted to continue the comprehensive permit hearing to September 24, 2026, with the public hearing extended to October 31, 2026. MP Properties IV, LLC's proposal includes 25 percent deed-restricted
Amesbury Retirement Board deferred the cost-of-living adjustment base increase, citing the need for fiscal clarity from the city's incoming Chief Financial Officer. The board approved three retirements effective August 31 under Group 1 pension provisions: Anne M. Nadeau at $3,545.92 monthly after
Library board approves closure policy; plans lighting project and future building work. All nine members of the Library Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve the Building Closure and Program Cancellation Policy. Director Aimie Westphal reported that a lighting upgrade will begin in
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