June 12, 2022, 5:30 – 8pm CCC ONLINE PUBLIC HEARING
Save Twin Brooks strongly encourages all Barnstable residents to participate in this online hearing. At this meeting, the subcommittee will discuss the proposed development of a 312-unit apartment complex at Twin Brooks Golf Course, 35 Scudder Ave., Hyannis. This may be the last of 6 meetings and we need you to speak at this meeting.
WE STRONGLY ENCOURAGE YOU TO SPEAK AT THIS MEETING. You will have up to 3 minutes to speak about why this land should not be used for this dense housing project.
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR WRITTEN COMMENTS.
Before June 12, 2022 – The public can submit written comments via email prior to the hearing on June 12, 2022 to regulatory@capecodcommission.org.
2 WAYS YOU CAN JOIN THE VIRTUAL MEETING ON June 12:
- Click on the following zoom meeting link: https://capecodcommission.org/reg/join, passcode: join
Participants wishing to speak should click “Participants” icon on the lower toolbar and then click “Raise Hand” in the dialog box to notify the chair. - Call (929) 205-6099 and entering meeting ID 967 5030 5211. Participants wishing to speak should press *9 to notify the chair. It is recommended that participants access materials in advance of the meeting.
If you cannot speak, we strongly encourage you to email your comments before June 8 to: regulatory@capecodcommission.org
IMPORTANT: Please join the virtual hearing at least fifteen minutes before it begins. Please call (508) 362-3828 for assistance if you have any issues joining the meeting.
The project proposal has been submitted to the Cape Cod Commission (CCC). The developer’s application will be reviewed first by a CCC subcommittee. The subcommittee will prepare and submit a report to the full Cape Cod Commission.
The 19 member CCC Board will vote on the project. They could approve the project as submitted, approve with conditions citing mitigation required consistent with impact and resources present, or deny the project.
The Cape Cod Commission will send their decision to the Town of Barnstable. The Town will review the proposed development application under a Regulatory Agreement (RA). The Planning and Development Department will review the proposal for exceptions to current zoning laws and the Barnstable Conservation Commission will review for compliance with conservation regulations.
A final vote on the project will be held by the 13 member Barnstable Town Council. Two thirds of the Town Council must approve the project for it to move forward.
Click here to access the Cape Cod Commission website for up to date details on this upcoming hearing.