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Kingston Board Of Selectmen: 6/2/26
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
Temporary Road Closure Approved for Foxworth Lane Neighborhood Event
The Board of Selectmen approved a temporary road closure request for Foxworth Lane for a neighborhood event on August 29th, 2026. Conditions include maintaining access for emergency vehicles, proper placement of barricades by petitioners, and notification of affected residents.
Police Lieutenants Association Contract Ratified by Board of Selectmen
The Board of Selectmen ratified the contract for the Kingston Police Lieutenants Association (Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64), with one member recusing herself from the vote.
Independent Fermentations Brewing Approved to Sell Alcohol at Farmers Market
The Board of Selectmen approved a request from Independent Fermentations Brewing to sell beer and wine at the Kingston Farmers Market on select dates: June 7th, August 2nd, September 6th, and October 4th, at Grace Beach.
Kingston Town Landing Adaptation Project: Alternative 3 Recommended for Enhanced Coastal Resilience
The Board of Selectmen reviewed and discussed three conceptual alternatives for improvements at the Kingston Town Landing (Adena) located at 45 River Street, focusing on reducing flooding impacts and enhancing coastal resilience. Alternative 3, which prioritizes green space and includes robust changes like elevating the wharf to 9.5 ft and relocating the Harbor Master's office, was recommended as the preferred option due to its long-term resilience, favorability for grant funding, and potential for marsh restoration. Next steps include selecting an alternative and proceeding to the permit-level engineering design phase.
Kushman Farms 40B Development Approved with Conditions Amidst Open Meeting Law Concerns
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) voted 3-0 to accept the 40B development for Kushman Farms with conditions, including wider roads and a reduction in units to 105. There are ongoing procedural concerns raised by a board member regarding an alleged violation of the Open Meeting Law due to a private meeting held before the final vote. The developer can now move forward with the approved conditions or appeal the decision. The project is proposed near Copper Beach and the elementary school.
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