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
Old King's Highway Committee approves six historic district applications in single hearing. Chair Robert Wilkins, Vice Chair Cindy Ecker, Member Paul Grimble, and Member John Grady unanimously approved solar panel installation at 41 Brush Hill Road, a new shed at 9 Thrush Trail, exterior painting
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,
Yarmouth Planning Board unanimously endorses revised subdivision plan for Kings Way property. The board voted 6-0 to endorse ANR Plan #2371 M, a 3.14-acre parcel off Nottingham Drive that the Kings Way Condominium Trust is selling to the town as open space to meet a June 1 grant deadline. The board
Design Review Committee approves Town Fair Tire expansion comments. The Yarmouth DRC voted 3-0 to accept its formal comments on a proposed 6,576-square-foot tire sales and installation facility at 484 Station Avenue in South Yarmouth, advancing the project to Site Plan Review. Applicant
Yarmouth golf courses add 20 members, boost revenues. The Golf Enterprise Committee met May 18 to hear spring updates from Chair Ellen Chapman and golf operations staff. Total membership climbed to 1,102, an increase of 20 from 2025, with year-to-date revenues $150,000 higher than prior year.
Yarmouth Board of Health approves six plastic waivers for local restaurants and retailers. Mary Craig moved to extend Andrea's West Yarmouth Fish and Lobster and Lil' Caboose through October 31, 2026, while The Loft Restaurant and The Spice Boss Restaurant received extensions through December.
Waterways committee approves one-time late-renewal waiver for slip holder Henderson, denies similar request from Zambelis. Director of Natural Resources Dave Condon presented the Town's renewal efforts for the two slip holders seeking late payment. John Henderson, who cited a skiing injury and
Yarmouth Zoning Board approves three special permits, including conditional clearance for residential wellness business. The Board voted 5-0 to grant setback relief for a deck at 9 River Drive and 5-0 to authorize massage and bodywork services at 21 Azalea Lane under Koru Therapies, restricted to
Mattacheese Utilization Committee prepares to dissolve after completing its final report to the Select Board. Chair Sharon Wimer and four members present voted unanimously to approve meeting minutes on May 14. The Select Board signaled support for dissolving the committee, which has completed Phase
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