December 29, 2025 Government & Community Affairs
CCIAOR Announces Support for Septic Tax Credits
CCIAOR Throws Support Behind State Representative Vieira’s Proposed Residential Tax Refund for Septic Upgrades
CCIAOR Throws Support Behind State Representative Vieira’s Proposed Residential Tax Refund for Septic Upgrades
With Bourne filing their Notice of Intent, all Cape towns have now committed to cleaning up Nitrogen Sensitive Areas.
A new poll conducted by American Strategies shows strong, broad support for the current proposed plan to replace both the Sagamore and Bourne bridges. The poll showed that 86% of residents on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket support the current replacement plan.
As of February 2, 2025, Massachusetts has enacted new regulations permitting accessory dwelling units (ADUs) by-right in all single-family residential zones statewide. This policy change aims to address housing shortages by simplifying the approval process for ADUs, thereby encouraging their development.
The Wellfleet Board of Health has approved new septic regulations last week that impose costly and inequitable burdens on homebuyers, sellers, and property owners despite CCIAOR's well-reasoned and numerous objections to the policy.
Many CCIAOR members wondered if there was a way to track town action on filing a watershed permit.