Rowley recorded 15 property transfers between June 19 and July 18. Among the nine sales with a disclosed price, amounts ranged from $110,000 to $1,375,000, with a median of $670,000. The period's top sale was 47 Prospect St Lot 1 at $1,375,000, sold by Brian C. Reynolds to Jacob D. Ruck…
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Rowley Planning Board unanimously cleared a nano brewery to proceed through site plan review at its first in-person meeting since the pandemic.
Rowley's Conservation Commission reorganized Thursday after recent resignations, unanimously electing Bob Garner as chair and Sam Strife as vice chair.
Rowley voters approved a new Retail Village Overlay District near Interstate 95 but rejected two separate Route 1 rezoning bids at the May 6 Annual and Special Town Meeting.
Rowley Board of Health unanimously approves a seven-variance alternative septic system for a failed system on a constrained waterfront lot.
Rowley Zoning Board upholds cease-and-desist against junk-car storage at a Boxford Road property near town wells.
Rowley's Zoning Board of Appeals denied two separate development applications on February 21, citing an active court appeal and an applicant's repeated failure to produce required documents.
Rowley's Conservation Commission voted to advance a proposed overhaul of its wetlands bylaw fee structure toward a town meeting warrant article, with a submission deadline around March 6.
Rowley Conservation Commission advances a complex wetlands case on Emily Lane and clears a Fannie Mae debris violation in one sitting.