Cotuit Recreation Facilities Tour Today

2019 Recreation Facility Tour in Cotuit

Monday May 13, 5:45pm Beginning at Lowell Park

Invitation to the Public to Join the Recreation Commission as they view all Town owned facilities in the village.

1. Lowell Park
2. Cotuit Tennis/Pickleball Courts 
3. Cotuit School 
4. Ropes Beach
5. Memorial Park & Playground
6. Loop Beach

The Town would like to invite anyone from the public – to meet them at each site above .  The Recreation Commission will be leaving the HYCC at 5:30pm to go to the sites in the order above and complete the tour by 7:30pm.

Upcoming Precinct 7 & Town Council Meetings May 2019

View Legally Posted Agendas HERE

Town Council Meeting – Thursday May 2, 7pm, Town Hall

Town Council Zoning & Regulatory Review Committee – Thursday May 2, 6pm, Town Hall

Precinct 7 Monthly Open Meeting – Wednesday May 8, 3pm, Cotuit Library

Cotuit Prudential Committee Meeting – Monday May 13, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Water Commission Meeting – Wednesday May 15, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – Thursday May 16, 6pm, Town Hall

Town Council Meeting – Thursday May 16, 7pm, Town Hall

Cotuit Fire Commission Meeting – Monday May 20, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday May 21, 5pm, Town Hall Cancelled

Civic Association Annual Cotuit Fire District Budget Night – Tuesday May 21, 7:30pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Fire District Elections – Tuesday May 28, 4-8pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Fire District Annual Meeting – Wednesday May 29, 7:30pm, Freedom Hall


Town Council Homlessness Committee – TBD

Town Council Roads Committee – Inactive

 

 

ATTENTION Cotuit DRIVERS

Road Construction

Pavement Improvements on Various Public Roadways in the Village of Cotuit

Pavement improvements are scheduled to commence during the week of April 15, 2019 on various public roads in the village of Cotuit.

The list of roads includes:

Abbey Gate, Buckingham Way, Oxford Drive & Queen Anne Lane

The Town’s contractor for the project is MCE Dirtworks.  Construction activities include clearing of overgrowth along the road sides, street sweeping, pavement milling, placement of new pavement surfaces and restoration of disturbed areas.

Normal work hours will be between 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Construction is scheduled to continue through until June 14, 2019.

Through traffic will be maintained on these roads throughout construction.  Any lane closures will be supported with police details to direct traffic.  Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes to avoid the construction work

As always, please slow down and use extreme caution when traveling through the road construction areas, and follow posted safety and detour signs.

 

 

Upcoming Precinct 7 & Town Council Meetings April 2019

View Legally Posted Agendas HERE

Town Council Meeting – Thursday April 4, 7pm, Town Hall

Cotuit Fire Commissioner’s Meeting – Tuesday April 9, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Precinct 7 Monthly Open Meeting – Wednesday April 10, 3pm Cotuit Library

Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday April 16, 5pm, Town Hall

Cotuit Santuit Civic Association Meeting (Presentation by Cotuit Water & Prudential Committee, Cotuit Fire District) – Tuesday April 16, 7:30pm, Freedom Hall Cotuit 

Cotuit Water Commissioner’s Meeting – Wednesday April 17, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Fire Commisioner’s Special Meeting – Thursday April 18, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Prudential Committee Meeting – Monday April 22, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Fire District By-Laws Committee Meeting – Wednesday April 24, 6pm, Freedom Hall

Town Council Meeting – Thursday April 25, 7pm, Town Hall

Cotuit Prudential Committee Meeting – Monday April 29, 5:30pm, Freedom Hall


Town Council Asset Management Advisory Committee – TBD

Town Council Homlessness Committee – TBD

Town Council Roads Committee – Inactive

Town Council Zoning & Regulatory Review Committee – TBD

 

Village Pedestrian Safety Improvement Plan

UPDATE: March 28, 2019

The Pedestrian Crosswalk improvements, contracted to Lawrence-Lynch Corp., are scheduled to commence during the week of April 1, 2019.

Initial construction activities include removal of existing curb and pavement sections and drainage system modifications. Subsequent activities include installation of new granite curb; new wheelchair ramps; new paved crosswalk surfaces; pavement repairs; installation of signage and restoration of disturbed areas.

Normal work hours will be between 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Construction is scheduled to continue through until May 23, 2019.

Through traffic will be maintained on these roads throughout construction.  During active construction in the roadway, there will be lane closures with police details to direct traffic.  Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes to avoid the construction work. As always, please slow down and use extreme caution when traveling through the road construction areas, and follow posted safety and detour signs.

 

Please see revised plans for all three sites HERE for Main St./School St., School St./High St. and Main St./Oceanview Ave.,  Cotuit.

Attention Boat Owners!!

New 2019 Season – Small Vessel Decal Required

Beginning  April 1, 2019 the Town of Barnstable Harbormaster’s Office will start selling Small Vessel Decals. Per Chapter 430 §430-2 of the Barnstable code – Regulation of vessels on Town ways to water, landings and beaches, a decal issued by the Harbormaster is required to store any vessel on Town land with public access to water. Decals will be available Monday through Friday 8:30 AM – 4:15 PM at the Marine and Environmental Department Office located at 1189 Phinney’s Lane, Centerville, MA 02632.

The price for the decal is $25.00 for a current Town of Barnstable mooring permit holder and $50.00 for anyone else looking to store a small vessel on Town land.

More information can be found at https://townofbarnstable.us/Departments/HarborMaster/ or at 508-790-6273.

Attention Transfer Station Users

RECYCLING CHANGE at Barnstable
TRANSFER STATION & RECYCLING CENTER

Recycling Notice

March 4, 2019

The Solid Waste Division is continuing to adjust its recycling operations to be the most efficient and fiscally responsible for its sticker holders.

On February 4, 2019, the Transfer Station & Recycling Center began accepting source separated NEWSPAPER in a designated container in the Recycle Area. Source separated newspaper currently holds a higher value in the recycling market when separated from Mixed Paper. By separating Newspaper, we intend to lower the cost of disposal for Mixed Paper while increasing the return of value for Newspaper.

Source Separated Recyclables will now be separated into six categories. These categories will be:

• Corrugated Cardboard (corrugated cardboard similar to shipping and Amazon boxes. Some items not accepted are soiled boxes or greasy pizza boxes)
• Plastics (clean plastic jars, tubs, jugs and bottles. Some items not included are 5-gallon buckets, large kids toys, Styrofoam, plastic bags)
• Mixed paper (paperboard, mail, magazines, office paper)
• Newspaper (clean newspaper only, free of excessive ink, non-paper material and other mixed paper, no inserts)
• Metal cans (clean aluminum, tin and steel food and beverage cans)
• Glass (clean clear and colored glass bottles and jars. Some items not included are Pyrex, window and automotive glass).

Sticker holders will be responsible for separating their recyclable items and disposing of them into the respective containers. The largest concern with recyclables is contamination. Please clean and/or rinse any residue from all recyclables.

Updated signs will be installed and personnel in the Recycle Center will help with any questions and concerns.

For more information on what recyclable items are widely acceptable visit MassDEP’s Recyclopedia HERE

Your patience and assistance is appreciated, thank you.