Raymond Jack News Today

There are 11 ayes. President yee okay. Without objection, this appeal hearing will go to october 27, 2020. Please go to our next special order. Please call items 5659 together. Clerk comprised public hearing of associate motion for the appeal of determination of Community Plan evaluation for the proposed project 1088 howard street. President yee okay. This will be continued to a later date. Is there a motion to continue this item to october 6, 2020 . I want to make a motion to continue the items...

Clerk you can do it. It makes sense to do so. President yee is there a motion to continue this item to a particular date . Clerk the date noted on the agenda is october 27th. President yee made by supervisor press ki peskin and d by supervisor mandelman. Lets have Public Comment. Clerk operations, do we have members of the public queue in the ready to speak on continuance to october 27th for items 5255, the 617 sanchez street appeal . No callers in the queue. Clerk mr. President i recommend we w...

Supervisors voted to put on a future agenda a discussion about possibly sending a letter to California Attorney General Rob Banta.

Raymond A. Jack Sr., an East Falmouth resident and former director of the Falmouth Department of Public Works and a US Army veteran, died on June 17 at Cape Cod

Raymond A. Jack Sr. of East Falmouth, a US Army veteran who dedicated his career to public works and water management, died on June 17 at Cape Cod Hospital. He

Mashpee Sewer Commission members and Interim Town Engineer Raymond A. Jack presented sewer construction updates for April and May as well as improvements made to the commission’s website during the

Construction on Mashpee’s townwide sewer system on Route 28 and at the wastewater treatment plant on Asher’s Path East is moving along as scheduled.

During his monthly update to the Mashpee Sewer Commission last Thursday, March 23, interim town engineer Raymond A. Jack said the collection system north, which is being constructed above Route

AN historic local charity has ploughed over £30,000 into good causes over the last year.

Major detours in traffic will occur on Route 28 in Mashpee through the month of April during a sewer main installation that is part of the townwide sewer project.