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.
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 Planning Board voted unanimously to adopt affordable housing guidelines. The board approved amendments to its Rules and Regulations incorporating guidelines on affordable housing and inclusionary zoning in a 7-0 vote with board members Dan Coppleman, Brian Earley, Kevin Gatlin, Pat Canavan,
Eastham Planning Board unanimously adopts Inclusionary Zoning Regulations and continues two contested site plan cases. The board voted 8-0 Wednesday to adopt regulations supporting the town's Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw, which was amended at the May 6, 2026 town meeting under Article 8F.
Eastham's Planning Board unanimously endorsed nine zoning amendments at a public hearing. The board voted 6-0 to recommend approval of changes spanning administrative procedures, residential lot density, prohibited uses including formula businesses and fences, sign codes, inclusionary housing,
Eastham Planning Board unanimously recommends nine zoning bylaw changes for the 2026 town warrant. The board voted 6-0 on each of nine articles at its March 30 continued public hearing, covering topics from sign regulations and inclusionary zoning to setbacks and residential lot intensity.
Planning Board continues hearings on affordable housing zoning amendments. The board heard presentations on proposed amendments to the Zoning Bylaw and new Planning Board Rules and Regulations, led by Director of Community Development Paul Lagg, Zoning Task Force Chair Mary Nee, and Community