Falmouth Conservation Commission closes three significant development-project hearings and approves three Orders of Conditions. The commission closed Notice of Intent hearings for applications from Gregory Everett, Joshua B. Bernstein, and John H. Gallagher III, all involving major coastal or
Falmouth bicycle committee votes on EMF safety letter for Shining Sea Bike Path as maintenance needs mount. Chair Katherine Jansen reported that the path in North Falmouth has seen approximately three accidents per week near Daily Brew, including a recent incident in which an elderly resident broke
Falmouth Conservation Commission clears a 20-item docket, presses staff on outdated flood maps.
Shellfish Committee received outfall update and began discussing fall area opening timing. The Shellfish Advisory Committee learned that aquaculture areas in Falmouth would be classified as conditionally approved under models presented by the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries.
Falmouth Board of Health approves four septic system applications. Board members Amy Roth (Vice Chair), George Heufelder, and Dr. George Topulos voted unanimously to approve advanced nitrogen-treatment systems at three properties in Falmouth's regulated nitrogen area and a setback variance at a
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves Order of Conditions for Edgewater Drive. The Commission unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for Amanda Hunt's five-bedroom residential property at 227 Edgewater Drive West. Conservation Commission Administrator Jennifer Lincoln stated that normal
Falmouth Conservation Commission issues order of conditions for West Falmouth raise-and-rebuild. The commission held a brief special meeting July 29 with four members present, convened solely to vote on an order of conditions for Amanda Hunt's property at 227 Edgewater Drive West.
Falmouth Planning Board unanimously approves rescission of Adeline's Way subdivision plan. The action consolidates vacant Old Barnstable Road property into a single parcel under owner David Fuccillo, who declines to pursue the original six-lot development. The Board also continued hearings on the
Falmouth Planning Board continued three public hearings, rescinded a 1998 subdivision, and opened public hearings on four proposed zoning amendments heading to the October 26 Annual Town Meeting.
Falmouth Select Board votes 3-2 to commit $2.6 million from its affordable housing fund to a 50-unit senior rental project at 545 Main Street. Chair Heather M.
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