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37M pdf
Apr 16, 2024
CC Zoning for Housing Assessment
Zoning for Housing Assessment Cape Cod Commission Utile | Outwith Studio Cape Cod ZoningZoning for Housing Assessment 2 Table of Contents Acknowledgements…
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May 12, 2021
2024-09-19 NextGrid-Zoning Maps
Zoning Byalw Section 3470 ¯ 0 3,000 6,000 9,000 12,000 1,500 Feet Legend Solar_Overlay_…Zoning Maps.pdf dept/commission/team/member/Project Documents/Inactive Reviews/DRIs/…Zoning
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Mar 07, 2024
Year-Round Zoning Incentive Model Bylaw and Guide
zoning-based year-round occupancy incentive locally using this draft as a starting point. …zoning amendment that would incentivize residential developments with year-round occupants…
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Mar 08, 2024
Year-Round Zoning Incentive Model Bylaw
zoning amendment that incentivizes year-round housing. Due to the financial benefits of …zoning bylaws. From the financial perspective of a developer, the effects are similar, …
4M pdf
Jun 20, 2018
CCMall Zoning Approvals 2018
Zoning Approvals 2018.pdf dept/commission/team/member/Project Documents/Inactive Reviews/…Zoning Approvals 2018.pdf string;# string;# string;# string;# string;# 1 708 0 {DD99BDDD-…
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Dec 19, 2022
2022-12-19 35 Scudder-Zoning LCP Memo
Zoning Compliance (12.19.22) 4860-9569-2610 v.8 Microsoft Word - 35 Scudder Avenue - …zoning ordinance (the “Zoning Ordinance”) of the Town of Barnstable (the “Town”), the …Zoning

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News

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  • March 31, 2026
    Enhancing coastal resilience in three Cape Cod towns

    Commission staff are partnering with the Pleasant Bay Alliance towns of Chatham, Harwich, and Orleans to implement a model coastal resilience bylaw and its accompanying regulations. Staff are collaborating with local officials in each town to adapt the model bylaw and regulations to meet specific local needs.

  • January 29, 2026
    Supporting planning and development across the region

    Each year, the Cape Cod Commission receives funding through the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Living Communities to provide technical assistance to towns in our region. The District Local Technical Assistance (DLTA) program helps municipalities with sustainable development and encourages partnerships to achieve planning and development goals that align with state and regional priorities.

    Over the years, DLTA funds have supported housing and wastewater initiatives, studies of redevelopment options and economic development strategies, and targeted local planning and zoning efforts. Seven projects received 2026 DLTA funds.

  • December 30, 2025
    Cape Cod Commission welcomes new staff

    The Cape Cod Commission is pleased to welcome two new staff members and an AmeriCorps service member to our team. Read more to learn about Planner II Jasmine Olins, Regulatory Planner Ellen Carlson, and AmeriCorps member Ciara Chagnon.

    Posted in Newsletter
  • November 26, 2025
    Supporting Seasonal Communities

    The Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities is working to finalize the regulations for implementing the Seasonal Communities Act. Cape Cod Commission staff recently submitted comments on the draft regulations, recommending clear alignment between definitions of primary residence, greater specificity around how municipalities should approach zoning for undersized lots, and a more consistent minimum occupancy requirement that reflects the intent of year-round housing.

  • September 30, 2025
    Advancing Housing and Community Development

    Across Cape Cod, leaders are moving from diagnosing the housing crisis to delivering solutions. At OneCape, state officials, local innovators, and community partners highlighted strategies, from adaptive reuse to deed-restricted rentals, that are showing that the Cape can expand year-round housing while preserving its character. 

  • August 29, 2025
    Updating the Regional Policy Plan 

    The Cape Cod Commission has extended the comment period for the draft 2025 Regional Policy Plan. The public may submit comments through Wednesday, September 24, 2025.   

    The Regional Policy Plan (RPP) is the Cape Cod Commission’s blueprint for balancing growth with stewardship of the region’s unique natural and community assets. Required under the Cape Cod Commission Act, the plan outlines a regional vision and growth policy, sets goals and objectives, and provides the framework that guides both local planning efforts and the Commission’s regulatory review.  

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