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Government · Select Board

Select Board advances short-term rental bylaw, warrant

Yarmouth's Select Board finalized its fall special town meeting warrant, recommending eight articles including a new short-term rental bylaw that member Mark Forest alone opposed over "commercializing our residential areas."

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Yarmouth Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Select, Planning Boards hold joint session

Select Board and Planning Board plan a joint meeting Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. Also in today's brief (6 items): Library seeks part time programming librarian; Affordable Housing Trust convenes Tuesday morning; Select, Planning Boards hold joint session.

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Government · Capital Planning

Committee approves minutes, hears lighting hazard report

Yarmouth's Capital Budget Committee heard that a 22-year-old lighting system at Yarmouth High School has become a safety hazard. Facilities Director Steve Boescher said staff must manually jump electrical relays to control exterior lights, calling it "a safety problem."

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Morning Brief

Yarmouth Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Board of Health pushes hearings to November

Board of Health continues two contested hearings into November. From our own coverage: CPC reviews eligibility rules for preservation project funding; Conservation Commission weighs amended permit for coastal guest house. Also in today's brief (5 items): Library screens Ghostbusters matinee Monday.

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Willow Street in West Yarmouth to close overnight Oct. 29

The Town of Yarmouth announced Willow Street in West Yarmouth will close overnight Oct. 29 into Oct. 30 so crews can install the new Cape Cod Rail Trail Bridge. The closure runs between Route 6/Exit 72 and Higgins Crowell Road, and drivers are asked to follow detour signs.

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