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Yarmouth Historical Commission to confirm no-adverse-effect finding for updated Blue Sky Towers plan
Summary
Blue Sky Towers submitted an updated plan for a telecommunications tower on Route 28; the commission said its previous no-adverse-effect finding for the South Yarmouth/Bass River Historic District still stands and staff will send a letter to the company confirming the new plan has no adverse impact, per the Massachusetts Historic Commission's earlier concurrence.
At its April 9 meeting the Yarmouth Historical Commission discussed an updated plan from Blue Sky Towers for a telecommunications tower proposed along Route 28.
Lisa Sherman said the commission had determined several years earlier that the tower, though visible from the South Yarmouth/Bass River Historic District, would have no adverse effect on the district and that the Massachusetts Historic Commission concurred with that assessment. Sherman said she would send Blue Sky Towers a letter indicating that the company’s updated plan will still have no adverse impact on the Historic District.
No formal vote or written finding was recorded in the April 9 meeting minutes; the discussion focused on confirming the commission’s prior review and documenting staff correspondence to Blue Sky Towers.
