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.
Bourne Conservation Commission approved design conditions for new Shore Road house project.
Council on Aging launches community needs assessment to identify senior service gaps and preferences. The Bourne Council on Aging is partnering with UMass Boston's Center for Social and Demographic Research on Aging to conduct the comprehensive study. The survey will reach approximately 5,000
The Bourne Zoning Board approved a fire station variance with a 4-1 vote, with board member Joseph Spinale casting the sole dissent.
Bourne Zoning Board approves fire station variance for undersized Clay Pond site. The board voted four to one to grant relief from 30-foot side yard and 40-foot height requirements for the new four-bay station, which town officials said was the only parcel meeting response-time and flood-zone
Bourne Select Board held an executive session on labor and contract issues. The board received an update from Chris Brown on negotiations with the Bourne Patrolmen's Association, NEPBA, AFL-CIO, Local 60, with a meeting scheduled for March.
Bourne Planning Board releases two recorded lots and advances four zoning amendments toward town meeting. Chair John Duggan's board unanimously approved Approval Not Required status for 159 Clay Pond Road and voted 6-0 (one abstention) to release lots at 2 Henry Drive and 4 Henry Drive following
Bourne Board of Health approves three septic variances at coastal properties. Chair Robert Collett and members voted unanimously to grant relief from Title 5 standards for new systems at 11 Bryant Road and 37 Head of the Bay Road, with deed restrictions mandating three-bedroom and one-bedroom
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.
Bourne Select Board defers Tara Terrace and Eldridge Street road repair after learning property owners behind on taxes since 1999. Two open space parcels worth $23,900 and $9,800 combined owe $24,700 in back taxes, and the registered owner, Prince Street Real Estate LLC, was administratively
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