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Falmouth conservation panel leans toward 200‑sq‑ft cap for sheds, fire‑pit areas and patios
Summary
The Falmouth Conservation Commission discussed drafting a rule to limit accessory uses (sheds, fire pits, patios) in A‑zones to a cumulative 200 square feet and to require mitigation; staff emphasized the cap is a draft for public hearing, not yet final.
The Falmouth Conservation Commission on Nov. 21 debated a proposed regulatory change that would limit accessory uses in resource A‑zones — including sheds, fire‑pit seating areas and patios — to a cumulative maximum of 200 square feet.
Staff presented the draft language and the rationale: ‘‘shall not exceed 200 square feet,’’ a line in the draft that staff said would create a single, consistent standard that is simpler for field agents and property…
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