Town Engineer and Facilities Manager at Town of Manchester-by-the-Sea
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Chief of Police
Collector / Treasurer
Communications Director
Director of Land Management
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
The Town of Manchester-by-the-Sea is seeking Owner's Project Manager (OPM) services for a new Department of Public Works facility and potential Public Safety (Police and/or Fire) facilities, including project management, planning review, site analysis, concept development, designer procurement, and construction oversight.
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The board discussed a property lot division request at Brookwood Road to create three separate parcels, addressing concerns about topography, existing structures, and deed ownership. A conditional motion to endorse the plan was approved, pending verification of ownership. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding the Manchester Harbor entrance and Proctor Cove maintenance dredging project. The discussion covered project location, dredging depths, eelgrass mitigation, disposal of dredge material, and the proposed 24/7 construction schedule to optimize tidal operations and meet seasonal restrictions.
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The meeting included public comment regarding a mooring regulation appeal and a formal expression of gratitude toward public safety officials for their coordination during a recent tragic marine incident. The Board conducted public hearings on two National Grid petitions concerning the installation of utility poles and underground conduits on Lincoln Street and Ashland Avenue, both of which were approved. The meeting concluded with a joint session with the Finance Committee to discuss financial matters related to an upcoming special town meeting, with a specific focus on the Manchester Essex Regional School District Essex Elementary Building Commission.
The board discussed a land exchange proposal at 19 University Lane and 16 Over Ledge Road, which was approved. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding a site visit for cell signaling site work and a review of the RFP process for future zoning and planning projects. The meeting also included an initial discussion on addressing the general district zoning and future streetscape planning, with an emphasis on the need for visual aids and mapping to clarify district boundaries.
The commission convened to conduct a public hearing regarding a notice of intent for a property on School Street, discussing peer review updates, site visits, and comments from the Department of Environmental Protection regarding sewer, water, and stormwater management. Additionally, the commission deliberated on the selection of a peer reviewer for an Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation (ANRAD) filing for a property on Pine Street, evaluating several submitted proposals based on expertise and project requirements.
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