Planning Board votes 5-2 to close housing hearing
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.
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 Planning Board continues contested 10-unit North Falmouth housing hearing to October 13. Attorney T.J.
Falmouth Planning Board approves Red Horse Inn expansion and a church solar array on split votes.
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 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Falmouth Planning Board continued three public hearings, rescinded a 1998 subdivision, and opened public hearings on four proposed zoning amendments heading to the October 26 Annual Town Meeting.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 Planning Board approves contractor's yard, advances housing-policy overhaul. The board unanimously approved a special permit and site plan for Outerland Holdings LLC to expand a contractor's yard at 348 and 350 Old Meeting House Road, adding 4,000 square feet of office space and ancillary
Falmouth Planning Board's July 7 meeting produced no reportable record due to a complete audio capture failure. The community access TV recording yielded a transcript consisting solely of repeated ASR artifacts, with no speech, names, motions, votes, or agenda items recoverable.
Planning Board continues site plan reviews, debates duplex-by-right proposal. The board unanimously continued hearings for Kevin P. Klauer II's Red Horse Inn renovation at 28 Falmouth Heights Road, moving to July 7 with decision deadline extended to July 29. The board voted unanimously to draft a
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