Clark Town Council Approves Condominium Project Despite Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Clark Town Council approved a condominium project on Westfield Avenue, aimed at replacing two existing single-family homes with four new condominium units. The decision followed discussions about zoning variances, neighborhood character, and community impact.

Chatham Planning Board Advances Site Plans for Center for Active Living and Chase Bank

Overview: In a recent session on April 27, 2026, the Chatham Planning Board reviewed and moved forward with site plans for the Center for Active Living (CAL) and a new Chase Bank location, emphasizing safety, accessibility, and compliance with town standards. These projects promise changes in infrastructure and community services, addressing longstanding needs and future growth.

Howell Planning Board Considers Zoning Adjustments and Architectural Standards Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The recent Howell Planning Board meeting focused on various zoning and architectural issues, highlighting community concerns regarding residential zones, aesthetic standards, and the potential reduction of the acreage requirement for houses of worship. The board engaged in discussions, considering public input and presenting recommendations, though emphasizing their advisory role to the governing body.

Falmouth Select Board Faces Budgetary Challenges Amidst Rising Costs and Community Needs

Overview: During the Falmouth Select Board meeting, the discussion was dominated by the town’s financial challenges and the strategies being considered to address them. With estimated expenses outpacing revenue growth and significant capital projects on the horizon, the board is navigating a complex fiscal landscape. The conversation revealed the need to balance community demands with fiscal responsibility, as the board considers potential tax increases and funding strategies.

Lunenburg Planning Board Approves Stormwater Permit for Zero Reservoir Road Amidst In-Depth Discussions

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board, in its recent meeting, approved a stormwater permit for Zero Reservoir Road, a development project that has been under scrutiny due to drainage concerns. The approval was granted with conditions, including the review of homeowners association (HOA) documents by town council. The meeting also covered several other topics, such as stormwater management on Cross Road and Pine Grove Road, landscaping issues at a 7-Eleven site, and discussions on tax-acquired properties on Hollis Road.