Where

Zoom

Scheduled until

9:00 PM

From the posted agenda, as read by AI. The agenda is the official notice; check it before you go.

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What's on the agenda

The agenda lists a waiver of the Demolition Delay for 56 Margin Street and several Certificate of Appropriateness requests. It also asks for comment on the FY27 Community Preservation Act Plan.

Agenda items

• 141 Federal Street (Steven Gregory and Mary Bratun): replace wood gutters. Reviewed as a minor change; certificate to be issued October 16, 2026 if no abutter objection is received.
• 183R Federal Street (Alina McCurdy): architectural roof shingles. Reviewed as a minor change; certificate to be issued October 16, 2026 if no abutter objection is received.
• 1A Cambridge Street (Eleanor Uddo): install solar. Continued.
• 169 Federal Street (Alicia and Brian Peters): fencing. Continued.
• 44 Derby Street (Adam Liebowitz and Kate Lerner): install heat pump and exterior conduits after the fact. Continued.
• 107 Federal Street (Susan Hacker): A/C condenser and exterior electrical work after the fact. Continued.
• 396 Essex Street (Daniel Levitt): door modifications.
• 56 Margin Street, including 54 Margin Street, 7 High Street, 20 Endicott Street, and 24 Endicott Street (Harborlight Homes and Lifebridge): waiver of the Demolition Delay to demolish 2 buildings older than 50 years and partially demolish 1 building older than 50 years.
• Request for comment on the FY27 Community Preservation Act Plan.
• Other business: violations and correspondence.

The full text is in the city's PDF, linked below.

Agenda posted on the city website (PDF, 402 KB). Saved copy (opens in new tab), saved October 19, 2026.

Terms used here

ADA

Americans with Disabilities Act, the federal law on access for people with disabilities.

M.G.L.

Massachusetts General Laws, the state's laws.

Open Meeting Law

The state law (M.G.L. Chapter 30A, Sections 18 to 25) that requires public boards to meet in public, post notice of their meetings in advance, and keep minutes.

All the terms in the glossary

Source

This meeting is listed in more than one place: the same board on the same day, and only one listing gives a time. The listings are shown here as one meeting.

• Historical Commission meeting (opens in new tab), on the city calendar
• SHC Meeting Agenda 10.21.26 (opens in new tab), on the city's Agenda Center

First recorded by Salem Publick on October 19, 2026.