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Old King's Highway Committee approves four applications, tables two.

Old King's Highway Committee approves four applications, tables two pending revisions. Chair Robert Wilkins, Vice Chair Cindy Ecker, Member Paul Grimble, and Member John Grady unanimously approved a shed at 16 Old Church Street, a privacy fence at 1 Hamblin Hill Road, roof and siding replacement at

Old King's Highway Committee · Meeting of May 11, 2026

YARMOUTH — Old King's Highway Committee approves four applications, tables two pending revisions. Chair Robert Wilkins, Vice Chair Cindy Ecker, Member Paul Grimble, and Member John Grady unanimously approved a shed at 16 Old Church Street, a privacy fence at 1 Hamblin Hill Road, roof and siding replacement at 274 North Dennis Road with cable deck railing, three commercial signs at 13 Willow Street, and garage siding replacement at 7 Clark Street. The Committee tabled application 26-A048 (49 Freeman Road) for major scope revision and requested new drawings, and tabled application 25-A031 (338 North Dennis Road) pending a physical sample of proposed white vinyl siding, with Chair Wilkins expressing the Committee's traditional discomfort approving vinyl on all four house facades.

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Source: the Old King's Highway Committee meeting of May 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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