Government · Conservation Commission
Falmouth Conservation Commission Closes Two Beach Street Hearings, Continues Five Cases
Falmouth Conservation Commission closes two hearings and advances enforcement matters at packed virtual session.
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Conservation Commission
Members: Bill Duffy (Chair), Steve Patton (Vice Chair), Ron Driscoll, Ronald Bowman, Dan Walsh, David Kent, Jennifer Lincoln, Alissa Bergeron
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission approves two Orders, continues wetland case
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves two Orders, continues wetland compliance case. The Commission issued Orders of Conditions for properties at 380 Wild Harbor Road and 29 Miami Avenue while processing determinations of applicability for three additional projects at its June 10 meeting.
Government · Conservation Commission
Falmouth Conservation Commission continues Walker Street project over plan dispute
FALMOUTH -- June 10, 2026, Falmouth Conservation Commission continues contested Walker Street rebuild after engineer presents unapproved revised plan. Conservation staff halted proceedings on the 65 Walker Street application by James Pellow and Robyn Shamah
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission Approves Two Amended Residential Project Orders
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves amended residential conditions, continues six matters for review. The commission voted unanimously to amend conditions for a property at 29 Miami Avenue for construction of a new single-family dwelling with attached garage and pool, including invasive
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission supports permanent protection of 44 Bittersweet Road
Falmouth Conservation Commission unanimously backs permanent protection of the 44 Bittersweet Road property. The commission voted 7-0-0 to support a conservation restriction on the 6.7-acre parcel owned by Bittersweet Farm Trust, to be held by The 300 Committee, protecting biodiversity habitat and
Government · Conservation Commission
Falmouth Conservation Commission issues order, advances environmental projects
Falmouth Conservation Commission advances environmental projects and continues residential development review. The commission issued an Order of Conditions for the Rosenfeld property and advanced a Water Quality Management Committee proposal for a $450,000 permeable reactive barrier project at Snug
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission approves three Orders of Conditions, continues six hearings
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves three Orders of Conditions protecting wetland resources on residential properties. Chair William Duffy presided over a meeting attended by Vice Chair Daniel Walsh and members Ronald Bowman, David Kent, and Ronald Driscoll, along with Administrator Jennifer
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission approves four orders; continues three applications to May.
Falmouth Conservation Commission issues five orders, approves utility determinations. Chair William Duffy and the commission unanimously issued Orders of Conditions for four residential properties on April 22 and approved an amended order for a fifth, affecting work at 36 Buzzards Bay Avenue, 0
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission approves beach plan update, denies one coastal property order
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves 2026 Beach Management Plan review through May 6. The eight-beach plan covering Megansett, Old Silver, Chapoquoit, Wood Neck, Surf Drive, Falmouth Heights, Bristol, and Menauhant beaches drew discussion on dune access paths and erosion control, with staff
Government · Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission approves four orders, closes hearing on constrained Green Pond lot.
Conservation Commission closes hearing on constrained Green Pond dwelling proposal. The commission voted unanimously to issue four Orders of Conditions for residential projects at 91 Metoxit Road, 55 Grove Street, 58 Westwood Road, and 1 Betts Way in East Falmouth, while approving four
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