Falmouth School Committee expands pre-kindergarten program at East Falmouth Elementary. Superintendent Lori Duerr recommended adding one classroom annually for two years to address a 12-student waitlist, and the vote passed unanimously, though committee members expressed concerns about declining
Falmouth Traffic Advisory Committee advances 25 recommendations for road safety. The committee reviewed 15 old business requests and 10 new business items at its August 17 meeting, recommending signage installations at multiple intersections, pedestrian counts on three major road corridors, and
Community Preservation Committee recommends $24,400 for housing monitoring services.
The Falmouth Affordable Housing Committee designated David Sutkowy as its representative to the town's year-round rental tax implementation team.
The Falmouth Recreation Committee discussed significant maintenance needs at the Gus Canty Community Center, moving toward elevating roof repair priorities in the capital plan.
Conservation Commission votes conditions for four properties, defers two major residential projects. Chair William Duffy led the board through unanimous Orders of Conditions for Gregory Everett (57 Captains Lane East Falmouth), John H. Gallagher, III (415 Maravista Avenue), Philip L. and Judith B.
Falmouth Library board accepts Library Director Brian Stokes' resignation, names interim leaders. The Board of Library Trustees unanimously accepted Library Director Brian Stokes' resignation effective August 29 and named Meg Borden, currently assistant director, as Acting Library Director, with
Falmouth Planning Board approves parking variance, tables housing proposal. The board voted 5-1 to grant a special permit for 19 parking spaces at 0 Cycle Avenue in the Business Redevelopment district, formalizing existing conditions. Voting 4-2, the board tabled a proposal to allow semi-detached
Falmouth Planning Board tables two housing-density zoning articles over water supply concerns.
Falmouth Select Board splits 3-2 on softball field funding as capital costs loom.
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