Yarmouth Zoning Board Approves Deck Expansion, Tackles Complex Height Regulation Issues

Overview: During the July 10, 2025 meeting of the Yarmouth Zoning Board of Appeals, discussions led to the approval of a special permit for a deck expansion, while deliberations regarding compliance with local height restrictions for residential construction projects highlighted the board’s commitment to adhering to bylaws.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Scrutinizes Size and Impact of Proposed Property Development

Overview: In a recent Fair Haven Zoning Board meeting, discussions centered on a property development proposal that raised questions about compliance with zoning regulations and neighborhood impact. Concerns included the size of the proposed structure, its compatibility with community standards, and potential environmental effects. The board debated several aspects of the proposal, including variances, accessory structures, and detailed landscaping plans.

Modern Developments and Infrastructure Dominate Littleton Board Meeting Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen, discussions focused on the evolving landscape of Littleton, addressing both the architectural direction of new developments and the intricacies of local infrastructure projects. The board deliberated on the character of new developments, the status of significant infrastructure projects, and the implications for the town’s water management capacities.

Ocean Township Faces Decisions on Deer Management and Traffic Solutions

Overview: The Ocean Town Council meeting focused on issues, including the need for a decision on deer management strategies and ongoing traffic flow concerns. The council deliberated on the possibility of conducting another referendum on deer management, following mixed results from a previous non-binding referendum.

Revere High School Project Sparks Environmental and Community Concerns

Overview: The Revere Conservation Commission meeting focused heavily on the proposed construction of a new high school at 190 BFW Parkway. The project, which involves environmental considerations, drew attention due to its location near the former Wonderland Greyhound Park and its potential impact on local wetlands and drainage systems. The commission evaluated the project’s alignment with the Wetland Protection Act, stormwater management strategies, and community involvement, highlighting both opportunities and concerns for the future of the site.