The Danvers Retirement Board approved five retirements and three new hires as the pension system's investment portfolio posted year-to-date gains of 6.3 percent.
Danvers Select Board reconsidered two August 18 liquor license suspension votes after a posting error. Chair Dutrochet "Dee" Djoko said Town Counsel advised that the original one-day suspension vote against U.S.
Danvers Select Board rescinded two suspension votes from August 18 due to improper agenda placement. Member Gardner S. Trask, III moved to reconsider and rescind votes on one-day suspensions held in abeyance for US Sushi Inc., d/b/a J&J Asian Cuisine and Lounge, and Danvers Kappy's Inc., d/b/a
Danvers Zoning Board of Appeals elected new leadership and continued a contested retaining-wall case after neighbor pushback.
Danvers Zoning Board approved five variances and findings, appointed new leadership, and continued three cases to September 14. The board unanimously granted findings for additions at 10 Folly Hill Drive, 5 Grove Street, and 8 Chapel Road, plus variances for exterior stairs at 7 Donegal Lane and a
Danvers Select Board approved a morning traffic ban on Preston Street, ending a five-year resident fight over cut-through commuter traffic.
Danvers Select Board appointed Conor MacCorkle Town Accountant following a nationwide search. MacCorkle, who spent over ten years in healthcare and municipal finance as Gloucester's CFO and Treasurer/Collector, was selected after a competitive process involving 22 applicants and interview panels
The Danvers Conservation Commission closed out the demolition of the old Danvers State Hospital boiler plant, opening the door to a town land purchase.
Conservation Commission unanimously approved three Certificates of Compliance and one Order of Conditions on August 13. The approvals cleared work at 17 and 19 Tibbetts Avenue for pilings and float installation, the demolition of the former Danvers State Hospital boiler plant at 99 Middleton Road,
Danvers Planning Board approved an 88-unit apartment conversion at 51 Newberry Street and punted two other projects to September amid a three-member quorum.
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