Conservation Commission votes on fourteen wetlands and coastal matters. Chair David Bernstein and Commissioner Jack Frost were unanimously reappointed to new terms, with Frost also named Secretary effective July 1, replacing Patricia Mulhearn, who did not seek reappointment after eight years. The
Yarmouth Conservation Commission continues three coastal applications and approves five permits at lengthy June meeting.
Disability Commission elects Drew Krauss as new chair after two resignations. Phyllis Vennberg and Glenn Martin resigned effective immediately at the June 3 meeting, prompting the Commission to unanimously elect Drew Krauss as Chairperson, Jessica Simmons as Vice Chair, and approve a rotating
Yarmouth Planning Board reviewed major revisions to short-term rental regulations and seasonal communities zoning at a June 3 meeting. Town Planner Kathy Williams presented Redline Draft #2 of STR amendments recommending conversion to a General Bylaw with expanded protections for year-round
Yarmouth Planning Board moves short-term rental rules toward a general bylaw ahead of fall town meeting.
Water Resources Advisory Committee reviews Water Resource Recovery Facility and collection system construction progress. The Yarmouth WRAC received updates from Wright-Pierce project manager Louis Ragozzino on six construction contracts for the town's Water Resource Recovery Facility and collection
Yarmouth Board of Health grants two organizations extra time to submit grant applications. The Board unanimously approved late-submission extensions for Family Table Collaborative and VNA of Cape Cod after both missed the May 1 deadline for Human Services Grant funding, with Assistant Health
Yarmouth Board of Health grants Sea Dog Brew Pub a plastic-cup variance through October 2026.
Yarmouth's Public Art Committee held its first fully seated meeting June 1, electing officers and beginning a review of Draft Policy 1.0, a public art guidelines document modeled on policies from Fredericksburg and Newburyport.
Yarmouth Zoning Board approves employee housing and construction permits. The board unanimously granted Hanuman Darshan LLC a Special Permit to use 23 rooms (51 percent of capacity) at the Harborside Suites motel for seasonal employee housing from May 1 through October 31, representing an increase