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Barnstable Town Manager Weekly Update
November 19, 2020 Town Council Meeting Tonight
Cotuit Water Commission Meets Today
Board of Water Commissioners
Wednesday November 18, 5:45pm REMOTE
View Agenda HERE
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Meeting ID: 346 207 1880
Proposed Private Pier on Wednesday’s Shellfish Committee Meeting Agenda
Shellfish Committee Meeting Agenda HERE
Wednesday November 18, 2020, 6:30pm Via Zoom
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Of particular interest is Agenda item # 4:
4. Status of pending NOI pier applications before the Conservation Commission:
Donald J. MacKinnon Tr., MCCM Realty Trust
33 Oyster Place Road & 910 Main Street, Cotuit, MA 02635 Sarah Turano-Flores; Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LP
Removal of 3,000 s.f. of existing historic, solid fill wharf (first licensed in 1874), construction of low vinyl bulkheads along 300 s.f. portion to remain, the landward relocation of existing rock revetment, installation of replacement pier, ramp, floats and appurtenances, establishment of halophytic marsh species in intertidal zone, and installation of town office building on 15’X30’ deck.
Conservation Commission Hearing Date: November 24, 2020 at 6:30PM
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Cotuit Prudential Committee Meets Today
Cotuit Fire District Prudential Committee
Monday November 16, 6pm, REMOTE
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Meeting ID: 346 207 1880 or phone 646 558 8656
eWeekly November 13, 2020
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Veterans Day Remembered
In memory of those who valiantly served &
in honor of those who bravely serve us now,
THANK YOU!

Veterans contribute to American society in many ways; not just during their time in active duty. Throughout our history, military service members have put on their uniforms to protect the values and liberties that this nation was built on. But that doesn’t stop once the uniform comes off and their time in active duty has ended. Veterans take the lessons they have learned and the experiences they’ve gained and continue their service to our nation by strengthening our communities. They become our nation’s leaders, scientists, entrepreneurs. Veterans are the most active volunteers working to improve communities across our country. Service goes beyond the uniform. This Veteran’s Day, we honor the men and women who have worn their uniform who continue to serve our country.
Attention Boaters
Cotuit Fire Commission Meets Today
Fire Commission Meeting
Tuesday November 10, 2020 5:30pm, Remote
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