Orleans Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Retiree health open enrollment opens Nov. 1
Orleans retiree health plan open enrollment opens Nov. 1 and runs through month's end. From our own coverage: Board of Health weighs Franz Road septic, beer garden seating.
Orleans retiree health plan open enrollment opens Nov. 1 and runs through month's end. From our own coverage: Board of Health weighs Franz Road septic, beer garden seating.
The Orleans Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners voted unanimously to support Article 20, a generator-funding article, at the November Special Town Meeting.
Orleans Site Plan Review Committee unanimously approved a formal site plan for four duplex buildings at 170 and 172 Route 6A. Applicant representative Matt Cole of 6A LLC presented revised drainage calculations and a new landscaping plan after an informal review in September.
The Orleans Open Space Committee backed the Orleans Conservation Trust's pending purchase of a 0.7-acre parcel at 149 Monument Road near Pilgrim Lake.
Orleans will hold a Phase 2 sewer project community meeting Oct. 27 in the Nauset Room.
The Orleans Conservation Commission approved six projects and postponed a tree-removal request pending a site visit.
Orleans secures $250,000 state grant to design new wayfinding signs guiding visitors to businesses.
The Orleans School Committee heard a lengthy school security briefing from Police Chief McDonald and approved routine business on 4-0 roll-call votes.
Fire Rescue Building Committee reconvenes Monday to continue fire station project work.
Board of Health approves septic fix and outdoor dining for new beer garden in Orleans. From our own coverage: Health board takes up septic and dining cases; Memorial panel settles lettering, tables Vietnam dates.