Water board backs generator funding article
The Orleans Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners voted unanimously to support Article 20, a generator-funding article, at the November Special Town Meeting.
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.
The Orleans Conservation Commission approved six projects and postponed a tree-removal request pending a site visit.
Orleans Affordable Housing Trust landed a $4 million state grant for its Governor Prince project.
The Orleans veterans memorial committee voted unanimously to finalize lettering and a bronze plaque design but tabled a dispute over Vietnam War dates.
Orleans Board of Health approved a septic upgrade variance and new outdoor dining seating in one meeting. The board voted 5-0-0 to grant three Title V variances for a 15 Franz Road septic replacement, including a 42-foot wetland setback variance for the tank, after engineer Bob Reedy of J.M.
The Orleans Historical Commission voted 5-0 to find a Nauset Road cottage "preferably preserved," triggering a 12-month demolition delay. Architect Peter Hake argued the 1917 structure's framing was too deteriorated to save, telling the panel "this is not one that would be easy to save."
The Orleans Planning Board reviewed a staff-compiled inventory of downtown planning efforts and debated the lack of a public gathering space, taking no vote on a formal master plan.
The Orleans Architectural Review Committee approved new signage for two Route 6A businesses and a revised pool fence at the Cove Motel, while continuing to work through fire station design details.
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