Eastham Conservation Commission approved a new dwelling project for Richard Tarca at 12 Nycoma Way. The five-member board, chaired by Karen Strauss, voted unanimously on August 11 to allow Mr. Tarca to demolish an existing cottage and construct a new house, with conditions including withdrawal of
The Conservation Commission approved two substantial residential renovation projects with extensive conditions requiring canopy tree replacement and landscaping standards. Michael Rivers and Janet Benjamins moved approval of the Petricca project at 20 Bridge Road, which includes a new septic
Eastham Conservation Commission voted on multiple environmental permits Tuesday, approving tree removals with mitigation work at residential properties, coastal restoration work at Bayberry Lane properties, and septic system improvements. The Commission also approved certificates for deck
Eastham Conservation Commission approves routine permits and advances dock licensing requirements. The six-member commission unanimously approved certificate of compliance applications for septic tank installation, view easement maintenance, building construction, and fencing improvements across
Eastham Conservation Commission amends emergency order for coastal erosion property. The commission voted 6-0 to reconsider and amend an Emergency Certification for 153 Brownell Road after substantial unpermitted work—including clearing, partial demolition, and tree removal—proceeded without
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 Conservation Commission approves Phase 1 municipal wastewater system for Nauset Estuary watershed. The board unanimously approved the project, featuring approximately 16 miles of gravity and pressure sewer mains, four pump stations, and service connections to properties from 2475 to 5270
Eastham Conservation Commission continues wastewater project review. The commission postponed final action on the Town of Eastham's municipal wastewater system for the Nauset Estuary watershed to April 28, requesting detailed site plans, buffer-zone information, pump-station specifications, and
Eastham Conservation Commission approves seven coastal and residential permits with special conditions. At the March 24 meeting, Chair Karen Strauss and commissioners approved permits for property modifications including dwelling reconstruction, seawall replacement, and sand nourishment work, each
Eastham Conservation Commission approves six residential projects, continues major review. Chair Karen Strauss led unanimous votes on residential determinations and certificates including tree removal with mitigation, deck replacement, and boardwalk construction. The commission also continued
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