Harwich Local Planning Committee Sets February 24 Hearing Date for Comprehensive Plan
Harwich Local Planning Committee confirms February 24 Planning Board hearing for its Local Comprehensive Plan.
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Harwich Local Planning Committee Approves Minutes, Preps LCP for Town Meeting Vote
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Harwich Comprehensive Plan Forum Draws Calls for Clearer Development Limits
Harwich's long-developing Local Comprehensive Plan moved closer to a town meeting vote after a March 3 public forum drew residents seeking sharper language to fight unwanted development.