Zoning Board Continues Three Housing Proposals
The Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals continued three multifamily housing proposals and approved three smaller projects at its October 22 meeting.
The Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals continued three multifamily housing proposals and approved three smaller projects at its October 22 meeting.
The Lynn License Commission reduced a license holder's suspension from 30 days to seven days and conditionally approved a new liquor license and approved a transfer.
The Lynn Water and Sewer Commission approved applications for $400,000 in planning funds and up to $12.67 million in construction loans to replace lead and unidentified water service lines citywide.
Lynn councilors voted 11-0 to set a 90-day review timeline for the city's Flock license-plate camera program.
The Lynn City Council confirmed two expanded city hall leadership posts and adopted a drug paraphernalia ordinance in a 9-1 vote.
The Lynn Board of Health cut a tobacco fine against Richdale after finding its own violation letter was sent out incorrectly.
Lynn's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested Maple Street variance to November 17 and pushed a $6 million dealership relocation to October 20. Attorney Samuel A.
Lynn Disability Commission reelects its leadership and preps a six-language ADA accessibility survey, while questioning its own authority. Chairperson Rochelle Waterman-Williams, Vice Chair Tracy Lindsay and new Clerk Patricia Capano were returned or elected unopposed.
The Lynn Council on Aging discussed pursuing new MassDOT vehicle grants and a possible Spanish-language newsletter edition, taking no formal votes.
Christopher Kelly sworn in as Lynn's new police chief, succeeding Christopher P. Reddy after 41 years.
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