Salem Redevelopment Authority – Sep 9, 2026
- Where
- Not listed on the city's Agenda Center
- Time
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What was decided
Members approved four small project reviews, including the expansion of the Salem Inn at 11 Summer Street. They also approved the June 10th minutes, renewed officers for 2027, and continued a vote on fiscal year 2027 goals to October.
Decisions recorded
- Approved the 11 Summer Street small project review, 5-0. page 10 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the 14 New Derby Street small project review for an ADA accessible ramp entrance, 5-0. page 11 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the 192 Essex Street, Unit 170 (Flying Monkey) façade trim painting project pending DRB review, 5-0. page 11 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the 161 Essex Street (Peabody Essex Museum) Charter Street sign package subject to DRB review, 5-0. page 11 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the June 10th meeting minutes, 5-0. The agenda listed the minutes as August 12, 2026. page 13 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Renewed the current Treasurer, Vice Chair, and Chair positions for 2027, 5-0. page 16 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
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Agenda
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Terms used here
- SRA
- Salem Redevelopment Authority, created by the city in 1962 to advance the revitalization of key parts of its historic downtown, under the Downtown Renewal Plan.
- ADA
- Americans with Disabilities Act, the federal law on access for people with disabilities.
Source
This meeting's agenda in the City of Salem's Agenda Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Salem Publick on .