Falmouth Boards Review Draft Watershed Management Plan
Falmouth boards weighed a $361 million sewer expansion and new septic cost burdens.
Falmouth boards weighed a $361 million sewer expansion and new septic cost burdens.
The Falmouth town clerk's office announced early voting hours for the Massachusetts November election, to be held in the lower level Civil Defense Room at Town Hall, 59 Town Hall Sq.
The Falmouth town clerk announced the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth's 2026 Information for Voters Guide, covering nine statewide ballot questions, will be mailed to households before the Nov. 3 election.
The Falmouth Planning Board voted 5-2 to close the hearing on a special permit for front-yard parking at a proposed 10-unit project on North Falmouth Highway.
Falmouth's Select Board voted unanimously to release a disputed legal opinion threatening the town's police station and sewer lift station plans.
Waterways Committee discussed plans for harbor depth tracking standards and mooring regulations at October meeting.
The Falmouth Board of Health spent over three hours weighing a draft plan to oversee the town's growing fleet of advanced septic systems without voting on the proposal itself.
The Falmouth Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously to grant a comprehensive permit for a 36-unit rental development at 809 Sandwich Road.
Falmouth Conservation Commission orders patio removal in Mill Pond Way wetlands case. The board voted 4-0 to require Michael and Faith Stevens to remove an unpermitted patio from a protected buffer at 33 Mill Pond Way, with restoration plantings due by a spring date; the owner did not attend.
The Falmouth Traffic Advisory Committee recommended multiple traffic safety improvements across town.
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