Eastham Select Board and school committee held joint meeting on Nauset study. The two boards heard a presentation on the Nauset Elementary and Middle Schools Efficiency and Regionalization Study, examining enrollment trends, facility conditions, and consolidation scenarios ranging from maintaining
Eastham Select Board voted 3 to 0 to deem dog Thor a nuisance animal based on aggression complaints. Thor, owned by Virginia Voros and David Carlson of 80 Milbrode Avenue, had been the subject of prior incidents sparking public safety concerns, with testimony from the complainant, witnesses, and
Eastham's Energy and Climate Action Committee elected new leadership following Olav Hegland's resignation effective end of June, unanimously choosing Tom McNellis as Chair, John Boiney as Clerk, and Eleni Carr as Vice-Chair. The committee approved designs for no-idling information cards and bumper
Eastham Select Board finds dog Thor a nuisance after two attacks, orders neutering and training by July 20.
Eastham Select Board unanimously declares neighbor's dog a nuisance after nearly two years of attacks.
Eastham Zoning Task Force debriefs on Town Meeting votes as Chair Nee steps down. The Task Force on Residential Zoning and Regulation approved prior meeting minutes and discussed recent Town Meeting votes on zoning amendments the Select Board had advanced; Paul Lagg updated the group on
Eastham Zoning Board of Appeals approved two residential demolition and reconstruction special permits on non-conforming properties despite public opposition. The Nauset Light Beach Road project by George Brencher IV and Bonnie Patten won approval 5-0, with the board finding that the proposed new
Eastham Select Board votes 4-0 to award a $50.5 million wastewater treatment plant contract. The board approved the contract with Waterline at a special meeting June 4, authorizing the town manager to sign an agreement for $50,527,677 — roughly $6 million below pre-bid estimates.
Eastham Conservation Commission weighs saltwater dock height changes and a coastal resilience overlay bylaw at June work session.
Capital Projects Committee voted to recommend award of treatment plant contract to Waterline Associates. Frederick Guidi moved the recommendation, which was seconded by Peter Wade. The vote was 4-0, with Peter Wade, Steven Kononchik, Stephen Jonathon, and Frederick Guidi voting in favor. The