Eastham announced that starting Jan. 1, 2027, a $1,000 connection fee will apply to new public water services, and residents are urged to submit applications before then to avoid the cost.
Eastham Board of Health clears five septic upgrades, splits hearings on new cesspool rules.
Eastham's Conservation Commission continued a Herring Pond alum-treatment application to November 10 after finding it still lacked key regulatory detail.
Eastham Select Board approved bond note sale and appointed four new committee members. Vice Chair Suzanne Bryan, with members Hope Plavin and Jerry Cerasale, unanimously backed the sale of Bond Anticipation Notes for water, property acquisition, and wastewater projects.
Eastham Select Board approves $5.9 million in notes, previews a tight FY28 budget. Town Manager Rich Bienvenue told the board only $572,000 in tax-levy capacity remains for fiscal 2028, with a possible $400,000 hit if employee health insurance rises 10 percent.
Historical Commission scheduled a public hearing for October 15 on an emergency demolition permit. Chair J. Holden Camp, Jr. said the commission would conduct a site visit October 8 for a cottage at 1690 Herring Brook Road before considering the permit.
Eastham school leaders rebut finance panel's "not professional enough" budget remarks.
Eastham Planning Board unanimously approves Cedar Lane home addition in new chair's first case. The board, seated with all seven members under new Chair Michelle, voted 7-0 to grant site plan approval for a remodel and addition at 30 Cedar Lane sought by owners Daniel and Margaret Milski.
Eastham's Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals and Zoning Bylaw Task Force learned their bylaw is already overridden by a rewritten state zoning law.
Eastham Conservation Commission begins line-by-line review of a coastal flood-zone bylaw.
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