Marshfield Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Conservation board reopens dock case

From Marshfield News

• Zoning board eyes shed setback change for R3 district Marshfield's Zoning Board of Appeals considered recommending the Planning Board sponsor a bylaw change easing shed setbacks in the R3 district, a shift members said could bring many existing sheds into compliance.Marshfield News
• Preservation panel reviews historic landmark funding requests Marshfield's Community Preservation Committee heard six fiscal 2027 funding requests, including a bid to stabilize Brant Rock's 130-year-old clock tower and funds for Rexhame boat ramp docks and GAR Hall window restoration.Marshfield News
• Select board handles Cars and Copters license paperwork Marshfield's Select Board took up rescheduled licenses for the Cars and Copters car show, an event expected to draw thousands, as a member raised questions about required signatures and a possible parade.Marshfield News
• School panel reviews restraint and visitor policies Marshfield's School Committee Policy Subcommittee took up updated policies on physical restraint, law enforcement interactions and school visitors, along with a new PROTECT Act policy affirming student rights.Marshfield News
• Conservation board revisits dock case after vote mix-up Marshfield's Conservation Commission took up reconsidering its dock denial after a commissioner said he voted no by mistake, amid a dispute over whether the applicant threatened the town's conservation administrator.Marshfield News

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