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Mashpee Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Four boards meet as library sets fall slate

Four Mashpee boards meet this week as library sets November author talk and puzzle contest. From our own coverage: Planning Board weighs CPA surcharge, Tudor Terrace, tower; Zoning board hears Oyster Way, Route 28 cases.

From Mashpee News

  • Planning Board weighs CPA surcharge, Tudor Terrace, tower Mashpee's Planning Board took up a recommendation on the Community Preservation Act surcharge ahead of Town Meeting, while neighbors pressed the board on a three-lot Tudor Terrace subdivision and a proposed 130-foot Verizon tower on Great Neck Road North.Mashpee News
  • Zoning board hears Oyster Way, Route 28 cases Mashpee's Zoning Board of Appeals considered an abutters' challenge to building permits on Oyster Way centered on a frontage dispute, while also weighing a nonconforming rebuild on Running Light Way, a boat storage modification on Echo Road, and a 61-unit housing proposal on Route 28.Mashpee News
  • Sewer board reviews Cranberry Point variance request Mashpee's Sewer Commission considered a flow-neutral bylaw variance for the Cranberry Point project, with the developer's attorney pledging to connect future workforce housing to the Willowbend plant and share treatment capacity with unsewered neighborhoods along Shoestring Bay.Mashpee News

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