Falmouth Select Board Tackles Noise Complaints Against Bad Martha’s Brewery, Considers Licensing Commission

Overview: The Falmouth Select Board meeting focused on addressing noise complaints related to Bad Martha’s Brewery and discussed the potential establishment of a new licensing commission. The board resolved to amend Bad Martha’s entertainment license, requiring the brewery to develop a noise mitigation plan and eliminate DJ performances from their programming.

Falmouth Select Board Approves Lease for Falmouth Country Club and Tackles Local Housing Crisis

Overview: The Falmouth Select Board convened to address several issues, including a lease extension for the Falmouth Country Club golf course, substantial budget proposals, and discussions on local housing and environmental initiatives. The board approved a lease agreement with the Steamship Authority for a parcel of land and endorsed a housing development proposal aimed at increasing affordable housing in Falmouth.

Falmouth Select Board Approves Lease for Falmouth Country Club and Tackles Local Housing Crisis

Falmouth Select Board Grapples with Communication and Coordination Challenges Amidst Calls for Collaboration

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Falmouth Select Board focused on improving communication and coordination among its members and various town committees, while emphasizing the importance of effective public service and community engagement. Discussions highlighted the need for clear roles and responsibilities, particularly in the interactions between the Select Board, department heads, and other elected bodies.

Falmouth Select Board Pushes for Public Use of Historic Captain Davis House Amid Sale Discussions

Overview: During the recent Falmouth Select Board meeting, attention was directed towards the future of the historic Captain Davis House on Water Street, which is involved in a proposed sale and relocation of CI Public Radio for the Cape and Islands. The board deliberated on a draft letter aimed at encouraging ongoing dialogue between GBH leadership and the Woods Community to maintain the structure for public use. The property, having historical significance and previously renovated with over $267,000 in community preservation funds, sparked a discussion about its future.