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Water & Sewer Commission approves prior minutes, defers Foster Street leak claim

Water & Sewer Commission defers homeowner water line repair claim to next meeting. Robert Mennuti of 25 Foster Street requested town cost-sharing for a private water line leak discovered between his curb stop and meter; Town Engineer Stephen King stated the town has not historically funded private

Conservation Commission approves two waterfront project permits

Danvers Conservation Commission approves two waterfront permits. At 80 Water Street, the board unanimously approved an after-the-fact dock project owned by Peter McKinnon with modifications including anchor system changes from helical piles to 500-pound concrete blocks and removal of skirt boards.

Accessibility Commission recommends Velazquez for full membership

Danvers Accessibility Commission unanimously votes to advance Aimee Velazquez to full membership. Chair J.D. Martz will forward the formal recommendation to the Town Manager; the 3-0 vote elevated her from alternate status. The commission secured $500 each in HRIC mini-grant funding for the Fight

Select Board approves secondhand dealer license for Fashion Jewelry and Repair

Select Board approves secondhand dealer license for mall-based shop. The Board unanimously granted Meryem Wingate's Secondhand Dealer's License for Fashion Jewelry and Repair at Unit 125, Liberty Tree Mall, 100 Independence Way, following a public hearing under Town Bylaws Chapter X. Wingate

River Committee approves higher non-resident waterways fee increase.

River Committee approves waterways fee increase for 2026 season. The committee unanimously backed a recommendation from William Ciesinski and Louis George to raise fees to $2 per foot for residents and $4 per foot for non-residents, addressing concerns from Town Manager Jill Cahill about