The Bourne Conservation Commission voted unanimously to approve permits for MMA parking expansion and amendments to maritime projects.
Bourne Zoning Board continued a 300-unit residential development hearing and accepted an application withdrawal.
Conservation Commission issued determinations and approved house conditions. The Bourne Conservation Commission issued determinations allowing Rosanne Bottaro and Chad and Catherine Cerulli to proceed with septic-system upgrades in Gray Gables and Pocasset, respectively.
The Bourne Zoning Board approved a fire station variance with a 4-1 vote, with board member Joseph Spinale casting the sole dissent.
Bourne's ISWM Building Committee advanced two major municipal construction projects through the design phase. The Building Committee unanimously approved two invoices totaling $65,247.50 for the Office and Maintenance Garage and Waste Management Facility projects.
Zoning Board of Appeals continued two significant public hearings to March 4, deferring decisions on a major housing development and a residential expansion project.
The Zoning Board unanimously approved a supportive finding for an accessory dwelling unit at 21 Florence Street, allowing the single-bedroom ADU in an existing garage to exceed the standard 50 percent floor area limit.
ISWM committee approves pre-qualified contractors, moves toward project bidding. The committee unanimously accepted consensus scorecards for 16 general contractors and 97 sub-contractors, advancing the office and maintenance garage project toward construction document bidding.
Bourne Zoning Board unanimously dismissed five appeals filed by property trustee Christina Stevens seeking to compel the Building Commissioner's written responses to tent permit complaints at six properties.
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