Community Preservation Committee – Nov 18, 2026
- Where
- Zoom
From the posted agenda.
What's on the agenda
The agenda also lists two roof shingle applications, at 348 Essex Street and 9 Lynn Street. Three demolition delay waivers cover buildings older than 50 years.
Agenda items
- Continued items from previous meeting
- 348 Essex Street, Samuel C. Oliver Condominium: certificate of appropriateness for architectural roof shingles
- 9 Lynn Street, Timothey and Margaret Doggett: certificate of appropriateness for architectural roof shingles
- 33 Walter Street, Juniper Point Investment Company LLC: waiver of demolition delay to demolish building older than 50 years
- 145 Boston Street, Juniper Point Investment Company LLC: waiver of demolition delay to demolish building older than 50 years
- 6 Manning Street, Beth Anne and Matthew Cornell: waiver of demolition delay to demolish more than 50% of façade on building older than 50 years
- Other business: violations and correspondence
How to take part
This agenda includes a public hearing. At a public hearing, residents can speak on the matter before the board decides.
- It's held online only: Zoom.
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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.
About this page
Summary written by AI from the city's agenda (opens in new tab). Checked against the city's PDF. How summaries are checked
The full text is in the city's PDF, linked below.
Agenda posted on the city website (PDF, 401 KB). Saved copy (opens in new tab), saved .
This meeting's agenda in the City of Salem's Agenda Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Salem Publick on .