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Town cracks down on grease mismanagement

PROVINCETOWN – A refusal by some food service operations in town to comply with state laws regulating grease disposal has resulted in damage to the municipal sewer treatment plant. As a result, the Provincetown Licensing Board on Tuesday unanimously approved new regulations giving stricter enforcement powers to the health department.

Starting immediately, any restaurant, take-out or retail food outlet will be required to show proof they have properly pumped out their grease traps before having their license renewed next year. In addition, all food service business owners must take a class offered by the health department as part of the license renewal requirements. See the entire story and those listed below in this week’s Banner.

In Provincetown: Candidates’ night draws a crowd as 13 vie for four selectman seats; the Banner names its endorsements; four outgoing selectmen end their tenure in emotional meeting; school officials continue with meetings on how to continue to expand the schools; pressure drop in fire suppression system sets off foam discharge and closes gas station; Tides project building permits suspended; costs for redundant wellfield testing escalate 43 percent; charges dropped against selectman candidate Keith Amato; VSB grants okayed by selectmen; two PHS seniors cast in movie being shot on Cape;

In Truro: Town Meeting passes everything including an affordable rental bylaw with little debate;

In Wellfleet: pier construction brings out onlookers as project gets in full swing;

In Eastham: Nauset Light beach closed after damage by recent storms; meeting set for May 2 to discuss town water system; members sought for turbine bylaw committee; red tide closes Nauset Marsh to shellfishing;

In other news: adopt an osprey through Audubon; parts of Seashore ORV route underwater; Stellwagen sanctuary report notes negative impacts of human activity; columns; letters and more.


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