Four residential projects and a beach nourishment extension received unanimous approval from the Orleans Conservation Commission on October 6.
Conservation Commission approved two residential projects, continued four more.
Orleans Conservation Commission unanimously approved four residential development applications with environmental protection conditions.
Orleans Conservation Commission approved three coastal residential projects Tuesday while requiring substantial boathouse design revisions to protect Pleasant Bay habitat from light pollution. The Commission voted unanimously to approve renovation work at 26 and 58 Tides End Ln by REEF Builders for
The Orleans Conservation Commission unanimously approved an alum treatment project for Baker Pond aimed at reducing phosphorous and limiting algae growth. The seven-member board voted 7-0-0 to advance the subaqueous application method proposed by BSC Group, Inc., which targets approximately 17
The Orleans Conservation Commission continued a public hearing on a Baker Pond alum-treatment proposal and approved three residential applications at its July 21 meeting. Planning Director George Meservey presented BSC Group's Notice of Intent to treat the pond with alum to reduce algae growth,
The Orleans Conservation Commission approved three residential projects and advanced climate-resilience regulations. Bonnie Gray's pool and patio replacement at 13 South Orleans Road was approved unanimously. R. David and Kelly M. Roach received unanimous approval for a kitchen expansion and
Orleans Conservation Commission approved five environmental projects June 16, advancing coastal protection measures. Chair Drusilla Henson's board approved modifications at four residential properties, each with conditions requiring native plantings and wetland mitigation: 30 Deer Run, 21 Little
Orleans Conservation Commission approves coastal protection, continues garage and pool applications. The Commission voted unanimously to approve a conservation restriction at 32 Locust Road to protect property in the Cape Cod Bay Area of Critical Environmental Concern, with recording required by
Orleans conservation board approves healthcare project, continues boathouse review. The Conservation Commission voted unanimously to issue a Certificate of Compliance for Cape Cod Healthcare's medical office building project at 42 Route 6A, which involves demolition of an existing restaurant and
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