Bourne Planning Board unanimously approved a mixed-use development at 74 Cranberry Highway. The board voted to convert the warehouse property, located in Business 2 and Residential 40 zoning districts, to village mixed-use use with multi-family residential units.
Bourne Planning Board unanimously approves mixed-use redevelopment of Sagamore warehouse site.
The ISWM Building Committee approved $1,060,283.70 in invoices for ongoing construction. Chair Asa Mintz led the committee in unanimous votes on three invoices from Pomroy Associates ($10,680 and $35,282.40) and Page Building and Construction ($1,014,321.30).
Bourne Select Board authorized town representatives for design hearing on Sagamore Bridge replacement.
Bourne Select Board appoints new town moderator and authorizes bridge liaisons ahead of MassDOT hearing.
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued two public hearings at its July 15 meeting.
Historical Commission approved two renovation projects at demolition delay hearings. The Commission unanimously approved a 5-by-8 foot entryway deck with curved roof at 46 Siasconset Drive in Sagamore Beach, a circa 1935 dwelling, with a 7-0 vote.
Bourne Select Board set seven priorities at a July retreat, ranking a Sagamore Bridge MOU process first. All five members and Town Administrator Marlene McCollem convened at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy for a facilitated goal-setting session.
Bourne Board of Health unanimously approved variances waiving setback requirements for a BANRT septic system.
Select Board kept farmers market approval, referred food truck policy to subcommittee. The controversy involved whether organizers of the Canal Region Farmers Market should require separate approval when adding food trucks to the 2026 renewal.
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