Master Plan Committee

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes

Final Master Plan

Hingham Master Plan, Adopted by the Planning Board on August 23, 2021

Master Plan Implementation Update to the Select Board, dated June 6, 2023


Draft Master Plan

Transmittal Message for the 2020 Master Plan (PDF)

Download and read the Draft Master Plan (PDF) dated February 24, 2021

Master Plan Presentation from Planning Board Public Hearing dated March 8, 2021

Review of Master Plan Comments & Questions Presentation from Planning Board Public Hearing dated March 29, 2021

Hingham Recommendations Reference Guide: Summary of Goals, Policies, & Actions

Presentation: Explaining the Comprehensive Master Plan & Overall Process

  1. Hingham Kickoff Meeting
  2. Consultant Contacts List

Members

  • Gordon Carr, Chairman
  • Adrienne Ramsey, Recreation Commission
  • Liza O'Reilly, School Committee
  • Paul Healey, Board of Appeals
  • Bob Hidell, Conservation Commission
  • Nancy Kerber, Affordable Housing Trust
  • Liz Klein, Board of Selectmen appointee
  • Susan Sarni, Board of Health appointee
  • Jerry Seelan, Town Moderator appointee
  • Donna Smallwood, Town Moderator appointee
  • Vcevy Strekalovsky, Town Moderator appointee
  • Bryce Blair, Town Moderator appointee
  • Deidre Anderson, Harbor Development Committee
  • Michael Kranzley, Development & Industrial Committee  
  • Hans Von der Luft, Historic Districts Commission

Submit Comments

The Planning Board initiated the update of the Comprehensive Master Plan to help our town identify needs and priorities as we prepare for the next decade. The guidance from our fellow citizens is essential to the Planning Board as we address current and future challenges that come before us. The last time our town adopted a Master Plan was in 2001. Much has changed over the past seventeen plus years, and the pace of change seems only to accelerate. Town Meeting 2019 voted to authorize the funds for the update of the Comprehensive Master Plan and to establish a Master Plan Committee with the approval of Article 36.

The Master Plan Committee (MPC) will play an advisory role to the Planning Board in the development of the Plan, and welcomes your thoughts and comments during the process. The MPC encourages your participation at the many public meetings and events that will be scheduled.