FHMNA member Jerry Potamis has completed his sewer hookup on Amherst Ave, Falmouth Heights and has shared the following information with us all. We hope that these details are useful to you. (Disclaimer – your line items may be the same, but remember – all properties are unique.) Initial Estimate by homeowner Final Contract Price Septic Abandonment $1,000 inc. as lump sum …
The LPSSA forum on Tuesday, July 13, 2016 lasted 1 hour 46 minutes and included both a presentation by Wastewater Superintendent Amy Lowell and several speakers sponsored by the FHMNA including: FHMNA member and Maravista resident Larry Backman speaking about his personal experience with sewer hookup, Jay Zavala former president of the Falmouth Chamber of …
Recently, an FHMNA member requested updates from Raymond Jack, Public Works Director for the Town of Falmouth, on the water quality this summer in Little Pond. Below is the text of an email which Mr. Jack sent to our member. We appreciate the time Mr. Jack took to respond and wish to share this thorough …
LPSSA EXPO (4:00-7:00 PM); TOWN INFORMATIONAL MEETING (7:00-9:00 PM) On July 12, 2016 at 7:00 PM the Town of Falmouth’s Wastewater Department will host a Little Pond Sewer Service Area (LPSSA) informational meeting at Falmouth High School. In conjunction, the FHMNA will host an informational Expo from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM where members and …
A summer police officer has now started foot patrolling the Falmouth Heights Beach, the park area and the Bristol Beach area. Officer David McGraw has been assigned to the Falmouth Heights-Maravista area beaches and parks as a direct result of our members expressing their concerns to Town Officials about the decline in civility on our …
On Sunday, June 12th, The Falmouth Heights-Maravista Neighborhood Association hosted the “Spring into Summer Social” at The Falmouth Yacht Club. More than 150 guests enjoyed the beautiful Sunday afternoon weather, delicious food and gorgeous views from The Falmouth Yacht Club’s second floor and deck. Members, their guests, and other neighbors from the Heights and Maravista …
On 5/18/16, Perch Pond Preservation, Inc., presented more details about their original request to the Conservation Commission (ConCom) to dredge the Perch Pond entrance channel from Great Pond and provide beach nourishment from just north of the Harrington Street boat ramp to just south of the east end of English Street including associated excavating, grading …
With a 5-0 unanimous vote on Monday 5/16/16, the Board of Selectmen (BOS) approved a policy regarding the ongoing maintenance of the 700+ grinder pumps that will be installed on half of the properties in the Little Pond Sewer Service Area. Under this policy, the Town will provide emergency power during outages (via a third …
Beach News: All Town beaches are expected to open June 25, 2016, staffing permitting (dependent upon school closings and student life guards being available). Heights Beach: The new stairs to the Heights Beach have been installed.The concession vendor will be back in same spot with the same truck and electrical hook up. He will not …
On April 11, 2016, the Board of Selectmen again discussed the Grinder Pump maintenance policy based on Article 24, which passed overwhelmingly at the November, 2015 Town meeting advising the Selectmen to establish a maintenance policy for the grinder pumps. See the Falmouth Enterprise article “Town Will Assume Responsibility for Maintaining Grinder Pumps” at http://www.capenews.net/falmouth/news/town-will-assume-responsibility-for-maintaining-grinder-pumps/article_d75edc53-9f9e-5a3f-a0f9-830b56278d7b.html …