Danvers Retirement Board adopted funding schedule preserving 2035 full funding goal. The board unanimously approved an actuarial valuation showing 67.1 percent funded status, up from 64.5 percent in 2024, and chose Schedule A-2, capping annual appropriation increases at 9.71 percent while
The Danvers Select Board voted 4-0 to install Assistant Town Accountant Carly Mannion as interim town accountant starting August 7.
Danvers Select Board unanimously appointed Assistant Town Accountant Carly Manion to the interim role. The Board voted 4-0 to appoint Manion following her presentation of background and experience; Board members expressed support for the appointment. In a second 4-0 vote, the Board authorized the
Danvers ZBA continued Lowe's and Home Depot storage expansion hearings to September 14 over years of unaddressed noncompliance.
Danvers zoning board approved an accessory dwelling unit conversion under the state's Affordable Homes Act. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to remove a deed restriction from 8 Michael Drive, allowing the property owner to comply with the new state law. In related approvals, the board
The Danvers Accessibility Commission reviewed edits to a draft pedestrian walk audit and began pricing captioning upgrades for town meetings.
The Danvers Conservation Commission cleared two wetland cases and closed out a completed permit at its July 23 meeting, with Chair Mary Haight absent.
Danvers Conservation Commission cleared three applications outside wetland jurisdiction. With Chair Mary Haight absent, Acting Chair Michael Splaine led the July 23 meeting. The board issued negative determinations for isolated wetlands below 5,000 square feet at 264 Centre Street and for an
Danvers Accessibility Commission set a July 29 deadline to register Human Library event participants, with approximately seven speakers confirmed for October. Chair J.D. Martz assigned members to finalize registration materials and complete logistics planning for the interactive event. The
The Danvers Planning Board approved a signage waiver for Winchester Savings Bank and continued two larger development hearings.
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