Eastham Board Delays Cesspool Rule Overhaul
Eastham splits a two-year septic overhaul, delaying the costliest piece.
Eastham splits a two-year septic overhaul, delaying the costliest piece.
Eastham Conservation Commission orders removal of an unpermitted dune fence and cites a second property for pond-buffer clearing.
Eastham's CPA Committee set an October 28, 2026 application deadline for community preservation projects. During a public hearing, Chair Mary Shaw and Community Development staff Paul Lagg presented the CPA process and answered prospective applicants' questions about the 4:00 p.m. deadline.
Eastham Council on Aging reported 11 percent growth in senior services for fiscal 2026. Executive Director Dorothy Burritt reported that encounters increased to 24,569 total visits from 22,182 in FY 2025, while fitness programming surged 34 percent and medical transportation grew by 17 percent.
Eastham library board approved donations totaling $21,000 and accepted a memorial tree.
The Select Board unanimously approved four wastewater project contracts, including Route 6 North and South piping and pump stations, in a joint meeting with the Capital Projects Committee. The contracts also included a DPW Salt Shed facility, with the Salt Shed award contingent on favorable
The Planning Board elected Michele Vion as chair at its August 19 meeting. Vion won the position 6-0 with one board member abstaining; Vice Chair Pat Canavan and Clerk Steven Rogers were elected unanimously.
Eastham Search Committee reported six filled positions and ten new openings, maintaining a 14.2 percent vacancy rate below its 20 percent threshold. Chaired by Sue Maren and including members Dee Mattfeldt, Ellen Greer, and Kate Paradise, the committee discussed outreach to part-time residents as a
Eastham Recycling Committee designated Andrew Shearer and Gary Senecal to lead transfer station signage work. Despite internal disagreement about the project's scope, the committee moved forward. Committee members were assigned to recruit volunteers for the Farmers Market and Windmill Weekend
Eastham Select Board set fiscal 2027 residential tax exemption at 8 percent, declined open space discounts. Suzanne Bryan, Chair, and the five-member board voted unanimously to adopt a residential tax classification factor of one and reject open space and small commercial discounts. In separate
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