Clark Town Council Approves Resolution for New Home on Unique Lot

Overview: During the Clark Town Council meeting on November 24, 2025, a key resolution was approved for the construction of a new single-family home on an unusual L-shaped lot. The approved resolution includes specific conditions such as the installation and maintenance of evergreen landscaping between the pool house and the side lot line, as well as modifications to the height of the pool house that must satisfy the township engineer. The applicant is also required to secure all necessary building department permits.

Perry Township Approves $175 Million for Southport and Perry Meridian School Expansions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Perry Township School Board approved a combined budget of approximately $175 million for significant expansions and renovations at Southport and Perry Meridian high schools. The projects will feature new student activity centers and are scheduled for completion by mid-2028, with the first phase estimated to take 23 to 24 months.

Pierz City Council Faces Transparency Challenges in Park Board Appointments

Overview: During the Pierz City Council meeting on November 24, 2025, concerns regarding transparency and communication in the appointment process to the park board were brought to the forefront. The discussion revealed issues with the board’s composition and the handling of term expirations, highlighting a need for clearer communication and public involvement in these decisions.

Yarmouth Voters Approve $1.5 Million Feasibility Study for Emmy Small School

Overview: At the recent Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School Committee meeting, the spotlight was on the approval of a $1.5 million feasibility study for Emmy Small School by Yarmouth voters. The feasibility study will explore various paths, including a standalone renovation or replacement, and two consolidation scenarios: relocating Emmy Small’s students to Station Avenue Elementary School with necessary renovations, or closing both schools to establish a new facility at a different site. The paperwork for this study has been submitted to the Massachusetts School Building Authority, with further developments anticipated in the upcoming months, including a meeting scheduled for January.

Norton Conservation Commission Tackles Property Violations and Drainage System Responsibilities

Overview: At the recent Norton Conservation Commission meeting, discussions centered on resolving property violations on East Main Street and West Main Street, and clarifying the responsibilities for a drainage system involving properties on Hill Street. The Commission also addressed various administrative tasks and public hearings for ongoing projects.