Zane Razzaq
Reporter at Cape Cod Times
housing + real estate reporter @capecodtimes, alum @metrowestdaily. [email protected].
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6 days ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
Orleans residents will vote on a $4.5 million proposal to fund design work for a new fire-rescue station. The current fire station, built in 1987, is too small, outdated, and lacking adequate safety features, fire chief says. Residents will also vote on funding for the third phase of a sewer project and the construction of municipally owned solar projects. Orleans residents will decide whether to approve spending $4.5 million to pay for design work for a new fire-rescue station.
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1 week ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
Chatham, MA voters will decide on a $500,000 proposal to expand and renovate the Center for Active Living. The proposal requires a simple majority vote to pass at the town meeting on Saturday, May 10. Voters will also consider a $32 million wastewater project expansion requiring a two-thirds majority. Other warrant articles include funding for sewer system repairs and affordable housing for commercial fishermen.
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1 week ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
A vacant 1871 schoolhouse in West Harwich, Massachusetts is being converted into ten housing units. Seven of the units will be market-rate apartments, while three will be designated as affordable housing. The $3 million project, spearheaded by John Carey, is expected to be completed in June. WEST HARWICH – The 1871-built schoolhouse at 5 Bell's Neck Road, left vacant for decades, has almost completed its transformation into multifamily housing.
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1 week ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
The town meeting reversed a proposed ban on single-use plastic food service items but kept the ban on plastic water bottles. Voters approved Community Preservation Act funding, including $500,000 for the Harwich Affordable Housing Trust and a $1.5 million transfer to the same fund. On the second night of town meeting, Harwich residents voted to hire a part-time tree warden.
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1 week ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
Harwich town meeting voters approved $9 million to replace Monomoy Regional Middle School's leaky windows and siding. The project requires approval from Chatham town meeting and both towns' elections to proceed. The total project cost is $11.5 million, with Harwich covering $6.9 million and Chatham $2.1 million. A future $8.5 million roof replacement is planned for 2026.
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