Historical Commission sets Friday deadline for Millett Studio preservation bid. Chairman Dale Julius will contact interested buyer Susan Lisk on Tuesday with notice that a signed purchase offer with mutually acceptable terms and a five-thousand-dollar deposit must be presented to realtor Brian
Historical Commission schedules follow-up meeting on Millett Cottage preservation offer. Commission Chair Dale R. Julius reported that prospective buyer Susan Lish has expressed interest in preserving the property at 54 Plymouth Street rather than allowing demolition, though no formal paperwork or
East Bridgewater Historical Commission reorganizes leadership in July while addressing Millett Cottage preservation deadline. The commission unanimously elected Dale R. Julius as chair, Alexandra Waugh as vice chair, and appointed Lois Nelson and Dalphina Rogers as dual secretaries and Katherine
East Bridgewater Historical Commission votes to allow demolition of 479 Central Street home. The Commission voted 6-0 to approve the demolition, with Commission Chairman Dale R. Julius abstaining due to a family connection to the property. The two-family residence is listed as built in 1927 on town
Commission addresses Millet Cottage replacement concerns. The Historical Commission heard from abutters Bill Dowling and Lindy Snow about a proposed Raised Ranch replacement for the Millet Cottage at 54 Plymouth Street that may not comply with historical district standards, with unresolved
The East Bridgewater Historical Commission unanimously approved $2,000 in graveyard repair spending. The commission authorized Colonial Stone to repair deteriorating gravestones in the Old Graveyard and approved up to $152.27 for cleaning and restoration work around historical markers, with first
East Bridgewater Historical Commission votes to deny demolition of Millett Cottage. The Historical Commission voted 6-0 to deny a March 30 demolition permit application for the property at 54 Plymouth Street, designated as historically significant and located in the town's Common Historic District.
East Bridgewater Historical Commission closes public hearing on proposed Millett Cottage demolition. The commission held a public hearing March 30 on a proposed demolition order for the Millett Cottage at 54 Plymouth Street, a significant historic building designated under town bylaws. Property
The Historical Commission votes to delay a demolition decision on the Millett Artists Cottage pending a public hearing on March 30. Chair Dale R. Julius and five other members voted 6-0 to schedule the hearing. Executor Todd Engstrom and realtor Brian Fenstermaker described the building's poor
East Bridgewater Historical Commission postponed action on a Millet Artist's cottage demolition request. Chairman Dale R. Julius and the panel, including Vice-Chairman Alexandra Waugh, Secretary Lois Nelson, Member Joshua Sampson, and Member Katherine Wolfe, agreed to conduct a property inspection
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