Orleans Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Housing Trust doubles emergency loan cap

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• Housing Trust raises emergency loan cap to $40,000 Orleans Affordable Housing Trust took up a proposal to raise the cap on its Housing Emergency Loan Program, plus a plan to sell a Old Tote Road property to Housing Assistance Corporation for permanently deed-restricted affordable housing, after the Trust bought it for $484,000.Orleans News
• Architectural panel approves health sign, reviews fire station design Orleans Architectural Review Committee weighed a sign change for Outer Cape Health Services' new health center on Main Street, with eight exam rooms and a pharmacy planned, while continuing review of the town's 40,000-to-42,000-square-foot fire station.Orleans News
• Conservation Commission takes up four more home projects Orleans Conservation Commission took up four more residential projects, including a Locust Road second-floor addition and a Winslow Drive garage built in a resource area, along with a beach nourishment extension at 187 Namequoit Road and a revised plan for Standish Road's buffer-zone landscaping.Orleans News
• Conservation Commission weighs two home projects, continues four Orleans Conservation Commission weighed a slate of residential projects, from a Twinings Lane deck and patio to a Harbor View Lane pool with vista-management conditions, while four more applications, including a Winslow Drive garage, head back for further review in October.Orleans News

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