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Board Denies Request to Modify Village Green Permit

Sandwich Board of Appeals voted unanimously to deny a request to delete environmental conditions from the Village Green Comprehensive Permit. Applicant attorney Jonathan Fitch argued the Board had failed to timely notify of its determination, requiring automatic deletion.

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Board Continues Hearing on Italian Market Relocation

Board of Appeals continued public hearing on Italian market relocation proposal. The special permit for David Whynot's Lo Adore Italian Market at 22 Jarves Street was continued to August 11 after the applicant requested time to address a zoning requirement for on-site delivery parking.

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Board of Appeals continues Tuleika permit case to June 9.

Sandwich Board of Appeals continues Tuleika permit hearing. The board voted unanimously to postpone case #26-08, a special permit application for 497 A Route 6A for construction greater than 301 square feet in the floodplain, to its June 9 meeting after the applicant requested a continuance. Chair

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Board Approves Three Special Permits; Continues Church Parking Hearing

Sandwich Board of Appeals unanimously approves three special permits. The Board granted Special Permits for 49 Freeman Avenue (Avant), 175A North Shore Boulevard (Cremaldi and Fahey), and 18 Quiet Street (Pennell), with all decisions and conditions filed in the Planning & Development office. In

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Board of Appeals approves setback variance for 110 Country Club Road

Sandwich Board of Appeals approves variance for noncompliant residential setback. The Board unanimously granted relief to a homeowner at 110 Country Club Road after the home was built in violation of the town's 59.4-foot front yard setback requirement. The applicant's attorney argued the violation

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Board denies variance at 12 Marshview Circle

Board of Appeals denies setback variance at 12 Marshview Circle. The Board unanimously rejected a front yard variance request from Canal Land Surveying and Permitting Inc. for a plunge pool project. In a separate matter, the Board unanimously upheld Building Commissioner Ian Reid's decision

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