New officers have been elected to the North End/Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA).
Incoming NEWRA officers, President Cheryl Delgreco, Secretary Jennifer Crampton and Sergeant at Arms Mary Holland (missing from photo, Vice Pres. David Goggins and Treas. Sue Benveniste)
Voted in were: President Cheryl Delgreco, Vice President David Goggins, Secretary Jennifer Crampton, Treasurer Sue Benveniste and Sergeant at Arms Mary Holland.
NEWRA voted to support (19-4) a proposal to by Barbara Angiulo to change the occupancy at 276-282 Hanover Street from 16 units and restaurant to 20 units and restaurant.
Renovations will be made on the second and fifth floors and a new sprinkler system. Units will be two-bedrooms and studio units.
A request by Michael and Peta Prinn to change the legal occupancy at 278 North Street was deferred by NEWRA.
The change was from a four to a three-family dwelling, renovate the second, third and fourth stories, extend the living space into the basement, erect a new fifth floor and install a new roof deck.
NEWRA suggested the applicant to meet with abutters who are opposed to the project.
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