Mattacheese Utilization Committee approves three concept plans for former school reuse. The committee voted unanimously or near-unanimously to present Alternatives A and B, and 5-1 to advance Alternative C, each anchored by a 120,000-square-foot sports facility with four to five athletic fields,
Library Building Committee finalizes town meeting presentation for April 28 vote on library renovation. Chair Judy Tarver reported the April 9 community session at the Senior Center was well attended with fact-seeking questions, and library open houses drew supporters in favor of the project. Town
Library Board approves prior minutes and hears staffing updates ahead of building project special town meeting. Director David Aronson reported that Dorothy becomes a full-time library technician splitting time between West and South Yarmouth locations, and Lauren resigned effective May 9; the
Conservation Commission issues determinations and continues five coastal projects. The Commission chaired by David Bernstein approved a negative determination with special conditions for a proposed addition at 81 Crowell Road and issued a certificate of compliance for work at 29 Parkers Neck Road
Yarmouth Community Preservation Committee sets August 26 deadline for 2026 preservation grants. Chair Judith Wilchynski, continuing in the role through Fall 2027, led members in assigning presenters for five Town Meeting warrant articles: Wilchynski (Article 24, CPA Estimated Revenue); Lee Hamilton
Planning Board approves mixed-use development with 11 units and four affordable apartments. The board voted unanimously to approve Bayridge Realty LLC's proposal to demolish a vacant restaurant at 645 Route 28 and 14 Appleby Road and construct a two-story building containing ten 1-bedroom and one
The Yarmouth Personnel Board entered executive session to review a proposed wage and classification plan for 19 SEIU Unit B positions. Vice-Chair Sharon Ladley called the meeting to order at 4:03 p.m. on April 13, with the board voting unanimously to approve March minutes and 4-0 to enter closed
Old King's Highway Committee approves nine applications, denies one metal-garage proposal. Chair Robert Wilkins led the committee in approving nine Certificates of Appropriateness on April 13, including fence installation, door and window replacements, and porch expansion across multiple North
Yarmouth Golf Enterprise Committee approves prior meeting minutes on 6-0-1 vote. Chair Ellen Chapman and six other members received updates on ongoing capital projects at Bayberry and Bass River, including patio construction, septic work, and cart barn redesign, with most anticipated completion in
Yarmouth panel approves four waterfront projects, delays one over navigation. The Waterways and Shellfish Advisory Committee unanimously recommended four shorefront projects for Conservation Commission review, including bulkhead work at 14 Compass Drive and 166 Blue Rock Road and 172 Blue Rock
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