Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Michael A. Carbone’s organization
Oct 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Duxbury Select Board Select Board Meeting
The board reviewed an engineering peer study regarding the Powderpoint Bridge, which provided critical analysis of timber decay, maintenance costs, and bridge rehabilitation options. Additionally, the board conducted joint interviews for candidates for the Planning Board. The meeting also addressed public health concerns regarding PFAS/PFOA concentrations in the water supply exceeding EPA standards, with a focus on implementing long-term filtration solutions and notifying affected residents.
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The board discussed the engagement of an engineering firm to assist with site reviews and provide input for project comments within a tight timeline. A major focus was the town's potential acquisition of the Myiramar property, with members deliberating on the legal feasibility of using eminent domain, the need for a conceptual master plan, and the preservation of the land. Key concerns were raised regarding the project's impact on traffic, local water capacity, and environmental effects on the nearby bay.
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Duxbury Selectboard Selectboard Meeting
The board convened for an executive session regarding litigation and held an open meeting to discuss several community issues. Key topics included a proposal to interview department heads to increase public engagement, the potential acquisition of the property known as Miramar, and a report on the effectiveness of the seawall during a recent storm. Additionally, residents raised concerns regarding the reinstatement of the Duxbury Beach Committee and the public notice provided for certain agenda items. The board also met as Water and Sewer Commissioners to conduct public hearings on the potential lifting of outdoor water restrictions and a proposed townwide moratorium on new water connections.
The committee discussed the necessary engine replacement for a 2016 fire department truck, evaluating repair options and ensuring compliance with procurement regulations regarding competitive quotes. Members approved the transfer of $35,000 from the reserve fund to the fire protection department budget to facilitate the repairs and account for potential unforeseen costs.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
