Category: Newsletter
The Cape Cod Commission submitted its final draft of the Section 208 Areawide Water Quality Management Plan to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection March 16.
The Cape Cod Commission and the towns of Cape Cod are obligated under a settlement agreement between the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) and United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.
Regional planning on Cape Cod turns 50 this year, evenly split between the Cape Cod Planning and Economic Development Commission, started in 1965, and the Cape Cod Commission, started 25…
TAKE THE SURVEY, ATTEND A PUBLIC MEETING, LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD What’s your vision for Cape Cod? A third highway bridge over the Canal? Replacement of the existing Canal bridges?…
A recently published Cape Cod Commission study on freight to and from Barnstable County found that canal bridge-related congestion is a key issue for haulers and the companies that they…
The Commission’s OneCape summit, held on February 25th and 26th at the Cape Cod Resort and Conference Center at Hyannis successfully brought together selectmen, managers, and representatives from all 15 towns, state…
Lower Cape TV hosted an hour-long discussion on the Section 208 Areawide Water Quality Management Plan and its implications for Cape Cod.
The Cape Cod Commission is conducting a transportation planning study for a 1.
Representatives from Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet, Cape Cod National Seashore, and the Cape Cod Commission will host the second in a series of public workshops on the Outer Cape Bicycle and…
Following the decision by National Grid to halt new natural gas connections between Dennis and Eastham, the Cape Cod Commission committed to an expedited permitting process.
