On 9/29/23, The Falmouth Enterprise printed an article “Falmouth’s Nitrogen Cleanup Plans Begin To Take Shape” by Gilda Geist on pages 1 & 12. Excerpts: The state Department of Environmental Protection passed regulations in June that require all Cape towns to start making progress toward cleaning up their impaired estuaries, which suffer from nitrogen pollution …
With reference to the recent local / public discussions regarding Falmouth Water Quality Management Committee’s (WQMC) proposal for a sewer effluent outfall pipe into Vineyard Sound, and more specifically with reference to WQMC chairman Steve Rafferty’s presentation at our August 5th annual meeting, please find below additional background information on this proposal and lastly a …
All comments are direct quotes from members. Members’ street addresses have been provided. To watch the entire road race, presented by FCTV on YouTube, click here. Worcester Avenue The largest issue concerning the RR is that as the thousands of runners who participate are either picked up by at least one car and are probably …
On 9/12/23, The Falmouth Enterprise posted an article online entitled “Falmouth Select Board OKs Funds For Ocean Outfall Permit Process”. In the 9/15/23 printed edition, page 1, the same article is printed entitled, “$550,000 OK’d For Ocean Outfall Data Collection”. Excerpts: “The Falmouth Select Board moved the town forward along the road to permitting and …
From The Falmouth Enterprise, 9/8/23, page 12, Despite Sewers, Nitrogen Still Polluting Little Pond. Excerpts: “Although the Little Pond watershed was sewered in 2016, the pond remains an impaired estuary. However, experts expect to see nitrogen reductions in the next few years, which should improve the health of the pond over time”. “’You may get …
From The Falmouth Enterprise, Friday, 9/8/23, page 13: “ “The MacDougalls’ Cape Cod Marine Service property at 145 Falmouth Heights Road sold for $15,555,384 on August 23 to ACME MacDougalls MA LLC, according to numbers published by the Warren Group LLC and the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds. No business representatives were available for comment …
From The Falmouth Enterprise, online edition 9/6/23: Excerpt: “A random selection of Falmouth residents were mailed an invitation to participate in a survey on local attitudes toward SouthCoast Wind’s proposed offshore wind project via postcards. The University of Connecticut researchers who created the study say that SouthCoast neither commissioned the study nor participated in any …
From The Falmouth Enterprise (click here for the online version) printed Friday, 9/1/23, page 6: Excerpt: “In November, Town Meeting members will vote on whether to appropriate $1.4 million to fund a series of studies needed for Falmouth’s ocean outfall application.”
In a follow-up to our earlier advice (click here to read our August 8 post) regarding The Beach Committee Summit meeting on August 24, 2023, at which the Beach Management Plan was discussed, click here to watch the meeting on YouTube. The meeting is 1½ hours long. If you have the time, it is well …
The Falmouth Enterprise, Friday, August 25, 2023, page 11, “Casino Wharf Building In The Heights Changes Hands Again” states: “The F.X. Casino Wharf building in Falmouth Heights has once again changed hands, this time for $32.6 million on July 24, according to The Warren Group LLC, a real estate data company.” The online version with …