The Eastham Capital Projects Committee reviewed the $170 million wastewater project. Assistant Town Manager Rich Bienvenue led the May 12 meeting, during which the committee examined the WWTP sub-bid opening, bidding schedule, and contract award milestones. Members received updates on permitting
Eastham Recreation Commission updates youth sports registration to track travel teams and availability. The Commission unanimously approved changes to the registration form requiring families to report whether their children participate on travel teams and their first-game availability. Director
Eastham Conservation Commission approves emergency demolition of coastal-bluff home. The commission voted unanimously May 12 to demolish 157 Brownell Road, a structure ordered off the coastal bank due to collapse risk, with the Town of Eastham handling demolition. The commission also conditionally
Eastham School Committee introduces new elementary principal and flags a $132,000 budget deficit.
Eastham Conservation Commission votes to demolish one bluff-edge home and conditionally approve relocation of a second on Brownell Road.
Eastham Strategic Planning Committee maps process for integrating climate priorities into strategic plan. Chair Hope Plavin and committee members Carolyn McPherson, Karen Strauss, Michele Vion, and Patti Anderson, working with staff Jackie O'Rourke and Paul Lagg, reached consensus on how to fold
Eastham's energy committee focuses on implementing climate action priorities and prepares for June elections. Committee member Tom McNellis presented a draft process for implementing the town's Climate Action Plan with focus on selecting actions for the town strategic plan, though members
Eastham Zoning Board granted expansion permits for Cove Road and tabled two development cases. The board unanimously approved two special permits for Kenneth L. Cundari to increase his garage ridge height by 2 feet and to expand his dwelling on a 17,692-square-foot nonconforming lot in District A,
Task Force on Residential Zoning and Regulation reviews amendments for May town meeting. Chaired by Mary Nee, the task force discussed proposed zoning amendments for the May 4 Town Meeting, focusing on corrections to Article 8B printing errors. The group introduced prospective members Tracy Vincent
Board of Health unanimously approves four residential projects and schedules second hearing. On April 30, the board granted approval for four applications: an addition at 735 Massasoit Rd for Jerry Wray and Christine Sarfati with quarterly septic sampling for two years; a septic-system variance at