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Falmouth Conservation Commission grants multiple continuances, issues orders of conditions and adjourns
Summary
At its Oct. 23 meeting the commission granted continuances for multiple RDAs and enforcement matters (most continued to Nov. 13, one to Dec. 11), voted unanimously to issue several orders of conditions for continued projects including dock reconfigurations, and adjourned the meeting by unanimous roll-call.
The Falmouth Conservation Commission used its Oct. 23 agenda to manage scheduling and procedural matters for a range of applications. The commission granted continuances for several hearings (including 96 Waterside Drive, 22 Deer Pond Road, and multiple notices of intent) and moved several matters to the next available date when a quorum is present — primarily November 13. One enforcement matter (30 Woodneck Road) was continued to December 11 to allow the owner to file a notice of intent by Nov. 20.
The commission also voted to issue orders of conditions on multiple continued matters, including a dock reconfiguration at 24 Willis Lane and an order of conditions for an undeveloped parcel owned by Kevin and Marybeth Duffy. All roll-call votes recorded on these actions were unanimous with the present quorum. The meeting closed after commissioners motioned and voted to adjourn.
Key procedural outcomes recorded in the meeting included: continuances to Nov. 13 for several matters, a continuance to Dec. 11 for one enforcement hearing, unanimous issuance of a set of orders of conditions, and adjournment. Staff was assigned to draft and circulate condition language and to coordinate site visits for cases where access or labels were outstanding.
