The Harwich Board of Health voted to support Community Preservation Act funding for a Community Gardens irrigation well, rescind a deed restriction on a sewer-connected property, and approve a revised variance for a garage rebuild at 37 Bank Street.
Harwich's Select Board voted unanimously to raise the transfer station's fee for commercial construction and demolition debris to $245 per load, up from $205.
Harwich's energy committee weighed a MassSave outreach grant and flagged an Oct. 28 Cape Cod Commission hearing on a gas pipeline expansion.
Harwich's Charter Commission agreed to clarify charter language after the Attorney General's office flagged ambiguities in three chapters.
Harwich's Council on Aging launched a meal delivery pilot for homebound seniors after a regional provider cut Tuesday service.
The Harwich Planning Board continued a landscaping-yard hearing for the seventh time after engineers flagged a truck safety issue.
Harwich's Traffic Safety Committee directed staff to study truck restrictions on speeding-plagued Bell's Neck Road.
The Harwich Finance Committee pressed state Rep. Hadley Luddy on local aid gaps and a stalled rural schools bill.
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.
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