Officials in Hull say they hope that proposed zoning changes and an infusion of $1.95 million in state cash for road work will spark business development near the town’s famed Nantasket Beach and help relieve homeowners’ heavy share of the property tax burden.
“Only 4 percent of the tax base is commercial, which is incredibly anemic,” said Robert Fultz, the town’s director of community development and planning. By contrast, businesses pay about 11 percent of property taxes in neighboring Hingham, according to the assessor’s office there.

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