Yarmouth Disability Commission moves coloring book toward production and opens leadership positions. Phyllis Vennberg, Chair, and members Gail Charette and Mary Vilbon finalized designs for a 170-copy print run through Cape Cod Tech for $140, with October distribution. The commission completed a
WRAC hears status on six concurrent wastewater construction projects. The Water Resources Advisory Committee received updates from Wright-Pierce's Owner's Project Manager Louis Ragozzino on the Water Resource Recovery Facility, which remains on schedule for substantial completion in January 2028,
Yarmouth Public Art Committee begins work on first formal Public Art Policy. The three-member committee met with Community Development Director Meggan Eldredge to review municipal policy examples from Boston, Fredericksburg, and Athens, selecting the Fredericksburg model as appropriate in scale for
Mattacheese Utilization Committee unanimously approves draft final report with three conceptual design alternatives. The report, prepared by consultant BSC Group, recommends full demolition of the existing former middle school building and proposes three different mixed-use redevelopment scenarios
Yarmouth Board of Health approves plastic-use waivers for eight local food businesses. The board granted extensions ranging from July through December 2026 for Basil Thai Cuisine, Ambassador Inn and Suites, The Mariner Resort, All Seasons, Cape Flats Pizza, The Friday Club, Cape Cod Creamery, and
Yarmouth OKs FY27 budget with dual school override at annual meeting. The Select Board and town voters approved a $54.4 million Municipal Budget and authorized $1.48 million and $680,194 in Proposition 2½ overrides to fund the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District and Cape Cod Regional Technical
Planning Board supports Route 28 zoning change at annual town meeting. Article 29, moved by Planning Board member Joanne Crowley and explained by Town Planner Kathy Williams, passed by the requisite two-thirds majority, allowing developers to seek relief from Village Centers Overlay District front
Yarmouth Finance Committee unanimously approves $2M Snow and Ice supplemental and two capital transfers. The committee moved $105,000 from DPW full-time salaries to vehicle repairs and building maintenance due to unfilled mechanic slots; the Golf Department received $31,951.59 from completed
The Old King's Highway Historic District Committee unanimously approved six Certificates of Appropriateness at its April 27 meeting, including residential paint work, a fence installation, and town signage. Chair Robert Wilkins, Vice Chair Cindy Ecker, Member Paul Grimble, and Member John Grady
Yarmouth Zoning Board of Appeals approves art-event variance and residential ADU, rejects sign variance. The board unanimously granted a one-time Variance to petitioner Kiley Owen to hold a one-day display and sale of local artists' work at 189 Center Street, a residential R-40 zoning district,