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Weeden To Planning Board: Archaeological Study For Cranberry Point? - Vimarsana News

Weeden To Planning Board: Archaeological Study For Cranberry Point?

If proposed development Cranberry Point is approved, applicant Southworth Mashpee Properties LLC would need to contract an archaeological survey for the site in order to move forward.

Fate Of Cranberry Point Remains Cloudy - Vimarsana News

Fate Of Cranberry Point Remains Cloudy

Willowbend Country Club and the Mashpee Planning Board discussed possible changes to the proposed Cranberry Point development last Wednesday, January 17, in hopes of finally pushing the project forward.

Mashpee Conservation Commission Supports Pickerel Cove Land Purchase - Vimarsana News

Mashpee Conservation Commission Supports Pickerel Cove Land Purchase

Mashpee Conservation Commission got behind the town’s plan to buy land near Pickerel Cove for open space last Thursday, unanimously agreeing on a letter of support for a staff request

Conservation Agent, Commission Eye Increased Clarity For Mashpee's Regulatory Process | Mashpee News - Vimarsana News

Conservation Agent, Commission Eye Increased Clarity For Mashpee's Regulatory Process | Mashpee News

Getting a home renovation or new development approved by the different boards in Mashpee Town Hall can be a complicated procedure—and not just for the applicant.

Mashpee Conservation Commission Engages Consultant For Cranberry Point - Vimarsana News

Mashpee Conservation Commission Engages Consultant For Cranberry Point

An important step in evaluating Willowbend Country Club’s proposal for a new neighborhood on Quinaquisset Avenue got underway last Thursday, October 19, when the Mashpee Conservation Commission voted to launch