Danvers Select Board approved the return of MBTA bus service to downtown Danvers starting September 6 and fined a stalled Elm Street development $1,200 for missed deadlines.
Danvers Select Board issued final deadline and $1,200 fine against stalled development. The Board voted 3-2 to impose an October 2 completion deadline and a $1,200 fine on GC Fodera Contracting for delays at 17 Elm Street, citing repeated missed deadlines and poor communication; Board members
Danvers Planning Board approved a signage waiver for Winchester Savings Bank at 44 Maple Street. The bank sought permission for a 5.9-square-foot blade/projecting sign alongside an existing 18.9-square-foot wall sign, totaling 24.8 square feet against the 20-square-foot limit. Clerk Michael
The Danvers Conservation Commission continued a wetlands hearing for 264 Center Street rather than order a peer review.
The Danvers Conservation Commission postponed a wetland jurisdiction decision, ordering a second site visit. Voting 5-0, the commission continued its hearing on 264 Centre Street until July 23 after property owner Dorjan Sulaj's consultant, wetland scientist Anthony Gee, presented evidence that two
Danvers Light Board voted unanimously to maintain summer power purchase and fuel adjustment charges unchanged.
The Danvers Conservation Commission voted 3-2 to grant buffer-zone waivers allowing a house and accessory dwelling unit at 267 Center Street.
Danvers Human Rights Committee elected new co-chairs for 2027-2028 and voted to require meeting attendance. Paul Pawlak and Dr. Charles Desmond were unanimously elected co-chairs, with Luis Velazquez as vice chair and Paola Garcia as treasurer. The committee voted unanimously to require members
Danvers Conservation Commission approved waivers for a wetland project at 267 Centre Street. The board voted 3-2 to allow an accessory dwelling unit within protected buffer zones after the applicant proposed significant mitigation including debris removal and native vegetation restoration. Board
Massachusetts Office on Disability offered to host 2027 accessibility training in Danvers. The state agency, represented by Assistant Director Jeff Dougan and Access Specialist Ralph DeCicco, presented resources on compliance, training programs, and disability-rights advocacy at Thursday's
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