Harwich panel votes to seek building pet ban
The Harwich Facilities Committee voted unanimously Oct. 7 to ask the Select Board to adopt a policy barring pets other than service animals from the Harwich Community Center.
The Harwich Facilities Committee voted unanimously Oct. 7 to ask the Select Board to adopt a policy barring pets other than service animals from the Harwich Community Center.
Harwich's Conservation Commission continued a Brooks Road home project after an abutter's attorney demanded an outside flood review.
Harwich water commissioners raised the superintendent's contract-signing authority from $25,000 to $75,000 and advanced a leak-abatement policy capping bill relief at $1,000 per account. Commissioners Donahue, McManus and Young attended; Judith Underwood was absent for a death in the family.
Harwich Select Board disbands its Housing Committee in a 4-1 vote after years of vacancies and no funding source for attainable housing.
This week's Harwich obituary notices carried one resident: Hastings, Brian Robert, 77, whose arrangements are being handled by Hallett Funeral Home. Both Legacy.com and Echovita listed his notice this week, though neither source provided service details at the time of compilation. Reade…
Harwich selectmen draft legal challenge to state's revised 40A zoning law as 40B exemption looms. From our own coverage: Select Board approves letter opposing state housing law; Conservation board continues Snow Inn hotel hearing to Oct. 21. Also in today's brief (3 items): Monomoy JV s…
Harwich Zoning Board approves five projects, continues a sixth over an undisclosed ADU.
Harwich Water Commission plans new rules for bill relief after forgiving thousands with no criteria. From our own coverage: Water Commission to draft bill relief rules; Recreation panel pushes Brooks Park splash pad funding. Also in today's brief (3 items): Monomoy soccer faces Mashpee …
Harwich conservation board delays decision on Snow Inn hotel redevelopment pending revised nitrogen data. Commissioners voted unanimously to continue the notice-of-intent hearing for Witchmere Harbor Real Estate LLC's 72-room hotel, which would replace the 32-room Snow Inn, to October 21.
Harwich Select Board votes unanimously to challenge the state's newly revised 40A zoning law.