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Conservation

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Harwich Commission Continues Mill Point Road Dock Hearing to May 6

HARWICH -- April 15, 2026, Harwich Conservation Commission continues Mill Point Road dock and salt marsh hearing, seeking state fisheries input. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to continue a notice of intent for a proposed private recreational dock, sheet pile seawall, and salt marsh creation project at 4 Mill Point Road

Eastham Conservation Commission Continues Sparrow Road Cases Over Unpermitted Tire Removal

EASTHAM -- April 14, 2026, Eastham Conservation Commission delays three Sparrow Road coastal permits over unpermitted removal of more than 100 tires from a tidal flat. Commission Chair Karen Strauss told applicant representative Tim Brady at the April 14 meeting that satellite imagery showed over 100 tires, including large truck tires

Orleans Conservation Commission approves Grieco pool, Roberge seawall work in unanimous votes

ORLEANS -- April 7, 2026, Orleans Conservation Commission continues lakeside teardown, approves pool and seawall work in packed April 7 session. The six-member commission, chaired by Drusilla Henson with Conservation Agent John Jannell, voted 6-0 on all formal actions at its April 7 meeting in the Nauset Room. The

Yarmouth Conservation Board Approves Seawall Raise 6-1

Yarmouth Conservation Commission approves seawall raise 6-1 over abutter's objection. The commission, chaired by David Bernstein, let Thomas Grimes raise his Surfside Terrace seawall by one foot to 4.9 feet despite arguments from attorney Paul Revere, representing neighbor Mr.

Harwich Conservation Commission Continues Disputed Hoyt Road Addition, Hears Petition Previews

HARWICH -- April 1, 2026, Harwich Conservation Commission heard previews of three environmental citizens' petitions and continued a contested waterfront addition case at its April 1 meeting. Petitioner Patrick Otten presented home rule articles on second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides, a fertilizer reduction bylaw, and a tree preservation ordinance headed to