On Monday, September 14, 2020, Falmouth Town Meeting resumed its April meeting and voted on two topics of interest to our members. Town Meeting Passes Ban on Nip Bottles Plastic Water Bottle Ban Passes Town Meeting
Hold the date: Monday, 9/28/20, Select Board review Item No.5 on the Water Quality Management Committee meeting agenda on 9/17/20 was a discussion of “Wastewater Superintendent’s Recommendation to Select Board to authorize reimbursements to property owners who installed low pressure grinder pumps in the Little Pond Sewer Service Area”. Amy Lowell, the Waste Water Superintendent, …
Posted by the Town of Falmouth on August 14, 2020 Update: Falmouth Heights water quality acceptable swimming allowed As of 3:02 p.m. on Friday, 8/14, the re-sample of the beach water shows good water quality as the results meet the standards set by Massachusetts Bathing Beach Regulations 105 CMR 445.000. The beach has been reopened …
Sign up directly to receive notifications like this from the town on their Notify Me page. Please see the town website for the following notice: 8/13: Elevated Bacteria found in Falmouth Heights water sample We’re awaiting re-test results from this morning’s sample, but per procedure with current status, no swimming signs have been posted. Staff …
Below is an email from the Heights/Maravista Neighborhood Police Liaison, Sergeant James Cummings, regarding complaints about unruly and illegal behavior on the Heights and Bristol beaches beginning with the July 4th weekend. On July 18, 2020, FHMNA published an article on our website reviewing the Select Board’s beach/COVID situation. Unfortunately, the problem persists with many …
SELECT BOARD MEETING, MONDAY, 7/13/20 COVID and the Beaches: The Select Board discussed the Beach/COVID situation at length. Although no votes were taken, much was discussed. A lot of concern and complaints were lodged about the 4th of July weekend. Police Chief Ed Dunne reported specifically about two parties at Falmouth Heights Beach which had …
Health Of Little Pond Improving For you information, from today’s Enterprise (6/26/2020): Little Pond is on the mend!
On Monday, June 15, 2020, the FHMNA “Little Library” was installed by the DPW on Worcester Court one block north of the Heights Beach at the corner of Nantucket Avenue. The “Little Library” was designed and built by George Engstrom. The stained glass door was crafted by Tim Gallagher. The Association is committed to maintaining …
The following report was written by Sandra Stosz to notify neighbors and donors to her legal support fund that the suit she and her brother Mark Stowes brought against the developers of the Helmis Circle 40B project was recently settled. While the density remains the same, there were a few significant improvements to the agreement. …
On Monday, June 1, 2020, the Falmouth Select Board (FSB) approved FHMNA’s request to place a “take a book” library cabinet on the center green of Worcester Court for a 2020 trial period. The Department of Public Works will assist with its placement and installation so that it will be complementary to their maintenance of …