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Old King’s Highway Committee approves paint, fence, banners and rear‑roof solar panels in Yarmouth
Summary
The committee approved six certificate applications April 27, 2026, including façade paint at 159 Route 6A, a 6‑foot cedar fence at 43 Canterbury Road, temporary event and pole banners for a June 20 monument dedication, three conservation-area 'No Dumping' signs, and a 20‑panel rear‑facing rooftop solar installation at 7 Linelle Lane.
The Old King’s Highway Committee of the Town of Yarmouth approved six applications at its April 27 meeting, authorizing changes ranging from exterior paint and a residential fence to temporary event and pole banners, conservation signage, and a 20‑panel rooftop solar installation.
Sean Leonardos, manager of Seagulls Landing, spoke for owner Maureen Riley about repainting 159 Route 6A and said the family’s preferred color was a bright “Roses Yellow,” though they would accept Hawthorne Yellow from the town’s approved historic palette. A committee member said Hawthorne is “more muted” and “historic,” and the committee approved Hawthorne Yellow with Blue Hydrangea trim. Leonardos said the applicant’s first choice looked different in paint chips than in person: “What we have … is Roses Yellow,” and the applicant presented color samples…
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