Conservation Commission voted 4-2 to approve amended permit for guest house at 64 White Cedar Road. The decision authorized a proposed guest house, deck, and patio in a coastal buffer zone, following a motion by Commissioner John Frost seconded by Vice Chair Paul Huggins.
Conservation Commission denies river dock project despite state approval. The board unanimously approved Atlantic Coast Engineering's proposed pier at 104-110 River Street under Massachusetts environmental law but rejected it 0-6 under the town's Wetland Bylaw, citing four variances including
Yarmouth Conservation Commission approves wetland permits with environmental protections required. Chair David Bernstein and Vice Chair Paul Huggins led the September 3 meeting through ten permit determinations, approving six applications. Gene Bisol's shed at 4 Swan Lake Road requires 288 square
Yarmouth Conservation Commission approves invasive species program with focus on multiple town locations. The Commission voted unanimously to authorize invasive species management across multiple Conservation Areas and Ways to Water, with funding pending from the Community Preservation Committee
The Conservation Commission approved permits for four coastal construction projects at its August 6 meeting. Members unanimously granted Orders of Conditions for seawall reconstruction at 14 Compass Drive and 143 Mayflower Terrace, and Certificates of Compliance for projects at 12 Vermont Avenue
Yarmouth Conservation Commission approves four coastal permits, continues four applications. At its July 16 meeting, the Commission voted unanimously to issue Orders of Conditions for a seawall at Cape Isles Drive, a stone revetment at Route 28, and an inground pool at River Drive, approved a
Yarmouth Conservation Commission approves nine permits for residential and coastal properties. Chair David Bernstein and Vice Chair Paul Huggins, with Commissioners Elly Tierney and John Frost, unanimously approved determinations and Orders of Conditions for property modifications, seawall
Conservation Commission approves $36,500 for river-restoration design. The Yarmouth board voted unanimously to fund Stimson Associates Landscape Architects through the Conservation Fund for revised Upper Bass River restoration bridge designs, replacing an original proposal deemed too complex to
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 approves $600,000 land acquisition at Nottingham Drive. The Commission voted unanimously to accept a deed for approximately 3.14 acres off Nottingham Drive and Hockanom Road, and approved a Conservation Restriction to the Trustees of the Yarmouth Conservation Trust,
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