Yarmouth Planning Board Discusses Zoning Amendments Amid Route 28 Developments

Overview: At the recent Yarmouth Planning Board meeting, discussions revolved around proposed zoning amendments aimed at providing relief from maximum front yard setbacks along Route 28, in light of major streetscape improvements planned by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (Mass DOT). The board also addressed other issues, including the integration of tiny and mobile homes into local zoning regulations, the impact of short-term rentals on the housing market, and updates on community projects.

Wildwood Crest Council Applauds Blizzard Response, Advances Affordable Housing, and Plans Senior Programs

Overview: The recent Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting was dominated by discussions about the community’s response to a severe blizzard, the passage of significant affordable housing ordinances, and the introduction of new programs for senior citizens. The council also approved various resolutions and addressed future digital transformation needs for municipal records.

Amherst Eyes Developments: New Economic Plan and Wildwood School Reuse Lead Discussions

Overview: The Amherst Planning Board recently convened to discuss several pivotal topics, including plans for economic development, the reuse of the Wildwood School campus, and various zoning amendments.

Dilworth City Council Supports Rezoning for Twin Homes Amid Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The Dilworth City Council reviewed a rezoning request and a planned unit development (PUD) application for a residential project involving the construction of three twin homes along 7th Street Northeast. The council’s discussion focused on ensuring the development’s alignment with community standards and addressing public safety concerns, especially regarding emergency access and utility provisions.

Falmouth Conservation Commission Unanimously Supports Water Main Resilience Grant

Overview: In a virtual meeting held on March 4th, 2026, the Falmouth Conservation Commission unanimously voted to support a Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) planning grant aimed at enhancing water main resilience in the Surf Drive area. The Commission also engaged in discussions regarding ongoing environmental management projects and compliance with conservation regulations.