Zoning Board of Appeals

Falmouth Zoning Board approves two nonconforming raze-rebuild projects while deferring boat storage decision. Application #009-26 at 15 Robinson Road won unanimous approval to improve front setback from 16.9 to 22 feet with new denitrification septic; application #011-26 at 274 Edgewater Drive,

Zoning Board denies Wendy's special permit over traffic and safety concerns. In a 3-2 vote on application #071-25, Fashion Food LLC's request to operate a drive-thru at Worcester Court failed after Board members Susanne Murphy and Marc Finneran opposed the project, citing an overburdened

Zoning Board of Appeals grants two special permits for nonconforming residential projects. The board unanimously approved demolition and reconstruction of a 3-bedroom home at 123 Crystal Spring Avenue in North Falmouth with lot coverage rising to 23.4 percent, conditioned on 3-bedroom limit and

Zoning Board continued an affordable housing project hearing and denied a modification request. Chair Susanne Murphy ordered the continuation of the Habitat for Humanity comprehensive permit for fourteen single-family dwellings at 48 Benjamin Nyes Lane, North Falmouth, to March 12, 2026, after

Falmouth Zoning Board continued Habitat for Humanity's fourteen-unit North Falmouth project and held the first hearing on Broken Bow Residences' twelve-unit duplex proposal in East Falmouth. The Board voted 5-0 to declare itself competent under Chapter 40B, finding the town's affordable-housing