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Photo Vincent Guadazno
The Wired Puppy coffee shop has been trying to expand for 16 months but has been stopped by a lack of open capacity on the sewer system |
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East End businesses may be able to expand seating
PROVINCETOWN – East End businesses clamoring for the chance to expand their businesses but unable to because of limited sewer capacity may receive a reprieve later this year as a result of a new formula the town will begin using to calculate actual water usage.
John Goodrich, Provincetown’s wastewater team facilitator, said Monday the state Dept. of Environmental Protection has approved exploring a new calculation method to determine if there is excess capacity in the sewer system, particularly in the East End, where several local food service businesses have applied in vain to expand their seating.
For the full story, see the June 14 Provincetown Banner. Also in this week’s print edition, the stories listed below:
In Provincetown: residents and businesses unhappy with upheaval caused by sewer construction; condo owners complain about dual standard in garbage pickup rules; test well failure won’t delay project; Thursday is Josephine Del Deo Day; fishing boat sinks, crew rescued; McCowen jurors face recall; seven town beaches closed on same day, reopned next; Reggie Cabral’s long-closed house comes back to life; selectmen want to meet with Seashore Supt. to talk about dune shacks; neighbors continue to complain about project at 531 Commercial St.
In Truro, Cindy Brazil steps out high above the ground to clean the windows at the Highland Light; community center bid is awarded, ground breaking to come soon.
In Wellfleet: Cahoon resigns from DPW; Uncle Tim’s Bridge draws near its rehab
In Eastham: Dorcas Gill leads the first tour of the year at her family’s former home now turned museum, the Swift-Daley House; Women in Politics panel points out just have far women have come in government.
In other news: Seashore unveils plan for alternate beach access; be aware its turtle nesting season and they are on the move and crossing the roads, slowly.
Also in this week’s paper, a pullout section on the Nauset graduation.
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Cape Air voluntarily grounds flights
Selectmen issue ultimatum to Provincetown
Sewer construction update
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Jun 14th, 2007