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New Retrofit Technology Targets Phosphorus In Septic Systems (opens the original)
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New phosphorus-removing technology that could be retrofitted onto existing septic systems was among the items discussed at the Freshwater Ponds Advisory Committee meeting on September 24. Also on the agenda was a summary of cyanobacteria blooms and an update on resident efforts for monitoring and restoring Flax Pond. More than 20 people filled the library meeting room for the meeting. John R. Smith, president of KleanTu, a wastewater management septic system manufacturer; and KleanTu consultant
Nobska Lighthouse Repair Expected This Week (opens the original)
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The beacon at Nobska Lighthouse is expected to return to its normal brightness later this week when a replacement part arrives to fix what Friends of Nobska Lighthouse Executive Director Kathleen J. Walrath called âa minor equipment malfunction.â The beacon has appeared dimmer than usual in recent weeks because a backup light is being used after the mechanism that operates the lighthouseâs Fresnel lens failed. The lens projects the beaconâs beam of light. The US Coast Guard Aids to Navi
Falmouth Housing Trust To Celebrate 40 Years (opens the original)
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Since 1986, when Falmouth Housing Trust was established, it has created 57 housing units in town, all of which are deed-restricted to remain affordable forever. On October 1, the trust will hold a celebration at the Coonamessett Inn to recognize community donors, hear from homeowners and celebrate 40 years of creating housing opportunities in Falmouth. Executive Director and In-House Legal Counsel Laura M. Moynihan and Chief Development Officer Kate Ayson reflected this week on the organizationâ
Falmouth Zoning Board Seeks Answers On 46-Unit Housing Project (opens the original)
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An artistic rendering of the proposed apartment buildings Architectural plans for the duplexes for ownership. A proposed 46-unit affordable housing development on nearly 6 acres of town-owned land drew concerns from the Zoning Board last week over the projectâs potential impacts on water, wastewater and traffic. Falmouth Housing Corporation, Falmouth Housing Trust and Boston-based investment firm Affirmative Investments, Inc. were selected to develop the project, known as Locustfield Woods, af
Duplex Debate Continues In Falmouth Amid Water And Wastewater Concerns (opens the original)
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Falmouth officials said this week that expanding housing options will require balancing the townâs limited water supply with state-mandated nitrogen reduction requirements, as the Planning Board continued debating a proposal to allow duplexes in all residential neighborhoods. During a public hearing on potential Town Meeting articles on Tuesday, July 28, Health Agent Scott McGann said balancing state and local demands for affordable housing while reducing nitrogen loading without exceeding the
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