We received the following information from Amy Lowell about garbage disposals in the LPSSA: “Garbage disposals are not prohibited for sewer connections in Falmouth, whether gravity or low pressure or grinder pump. “However, property owners should be aware that garbage disposals increase water use and can cause plumbing or sewer problems if not used properly. …
2018 FHMNA Annual Meeting DRAFT Minutes are now available on our website. Answers to questions posed at the Annual Meeting 8/4/18, provided by Sargent Jim Cummings, Police Liaison to the Heights and Maravista (jcummings@falmouthpolice.us or 774-255-4527 x4561): Golf Carts. Golf carts and other “Low Speed Vehicles” can now be registered and are assigned special LV plates by …
If you’ve walked past the southeast corner of the ball field lately, you might have noticed the new water “kiosk” just installed by the Town with funds raised by the Falmouth Water Stewards (FWS) as part of the FWS’s “REfill REuse Falmouth initiative”. These stations will have filtered water taps for refilling water bottles, a …
Beach Rules & Regulations 2018 On Monday, June 4, 2018, the Selectmen held an Open Hearing regarding beach rules. Because Acting Beach Superintendent Bruce Mogardo and Beach Committee Chairman Jason Chorches gave a presentation at a prior meeting, the Selectmen chose to have members of the public speak first and then have Mr. Mogardo respond. …
The following is an article posted online by the Falmouth Enterprise, Cape News: “Fines, Legal Action Could Be Taken Against Falmouth Sewer Holdouts” By BRAD COLE, Falmouth Enterprise online Tuesday 6/5/18. Falmouth residents who refuse to connect to the Little Pond area sewer system will face fines and legal action. Wastewater Superintendent Amy Lowell told …
Recently, many of our members have received their first semi-annual water and sewer bill and had a case of sticker shock as the bill has increased over 300%. Most of this increase is directly attributable to connecting to town sewer which is billed at roughly twice the water bill. Some residents thought their bill would …
On Monday, 5/21/18, the Selectmen announced that the Open Hearing regarding Town beach regulations is scheduled for Monday, June 4, 2018. Time: TBD. The general meeting starts at 7:00 PM. Also, the Beach Committee Chairman and Beach Department Superintendent, who had submitted their recommendations, made a 10 minute general presentation without detailing specifics, which will be done …
The Conservation Commission (ConCom) met for the 2nd time to discuss the 40B project at Helmis Circle just north of Alma Road. See FHMNA previous article covering the ConCom 4/4/18 meeting. The 5/2/18 meeting can be viewed on FCTV. Scroll to 1:34:42 through 2:39:15. The hearing was continued to Thursday, 5/23/18, but later requested to …
On Wednesday, April 18, the Beach Committee (BC) reviewed their suggested Beach Policies. They had emailed the list to all Town Meeting Members for comment and the Enterprise article on April 13 asked input from the public. The Cape Cod Times published articles on April 16 (“Proposed beach rules”) and April 19 (“Falmouth Hopes to …
The Falmouth Spring Town Meeting was held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, April 9, 10 and 11, 2018. Members might be interested in watching the Coastal Resiliency Action Committee report on Monday: FCTV, 1:32:45 through 1:39:19. (For those interested in learning more and/or sharing their concerns with the Committee, please attend a “Municipal Vulnerability …