Barnstable Conservation Commission Votes to Stay Remote on Zoom Through June 2027
Barnstable Conservation Commission unanimously extends remote Zoom meetings through June 2027.
Barnstable Conservation Commission unanimously extends remote Zoom meetings through June 2027.
Barnstable Conservation Commission unanimously backs new forest management plan for West Barnstable Conservation Area.
Barnstable Conservation Commission unanimously denies 95 Eel River Road pier extension under local ordinance, citing mooring field hazards.
BARNSTABLE -- June 23, 2026, Barnstable Conservation Commission closes record on two contested Eel River Road pier applications, setting a July 7 deadline for findings. The commission voted unanimously at its June 23 meeting to
The Barnstable Conservation Commission voted unanimously on all items at its June 16 meeting, issuing four enforcement orders and approving three projects. Agent Rob Brewer presented enforcement actions against Burton L.
Barnstable Conservation Commission approves solar array, after-the-fact deck permit, and flood-compliant home rebuild in unanimous votes at June 9 hearing. The five-member commission, chaired by Tom Lee, cleared seven applications in roughly 85 minutes, with all contested votes unanimous.
BARNSTABLE -- May 26, 2026, Barnstable Conservation Commission continued two contested Osterville pier extension hearings over unresolved shellfish and navigation concerns. The commission voted unanimously to continue the Madden application at 95 Eel River Road
Barnstable Conservation Commission approves stone revetment on Saapuot River Road while continuing two contested shoreline cases.
Barnstable Conservation Commission unanimously approves Sandy Neck Beach Park vehicle management plans after months-long state review.
Barnstable Conservation Commission approved a stone revetment in Hyannis Harbor, a residential pool in Osterville, and an enforcement order in Centerville at its March 8 hearing, while continuing a disputed Waquoit Lake lakefront project to allow a site visit.
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