Town Of Sandwich Commission On Disability Official Meeting Notice
The commission meeting agenda includes discussion topics such as the Canal Shared Use Project, an update from the ADA Coordinator, school digital accessibility and playground policy, planning for the upcoming Sandwich Fest, and a proposal regarding support for the Constable to issue accessible parking violations. Additionally, a future agenda item will feature a guest speaker from the Spaulding Adaptive Sports Centers.
Jul 20, 2026·Board meeting
Sandwich Bikeways and Pedestrian Committee Meeting Minutes
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The committee discussed ongoing projects including the Sandwich Service Road Trail, specifically regarding crosswalk options and feasibility studies conducted by VHB. Updates were provided on the $500,000 MassTrails Grant, which covers pre-design efforts for the Mill Creek pedestrian bridge and corridor studies. Staff reported on stakeholder outreach efforts with Fish & Wildlife, Public Safety regarding Route 6A crossing, and planning for Morse Road/Babe Ruth Field alignment. The status of other grant programs, including Shared Streets & Spaces and the Vulnerable Road Users at Transit Stop Program, was reviewed, alongside a reminder for the upcoming Cape Cod Canal bridge construction public hearing.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of Sandwich Board Of Appeals Minutes
The Board conducted a reorganization, electing a new Chair and Vice Chair. During the session, members addressed several applications. A special permit for a project at 33 Almy Avenue was approved, involving the demolition and reconstruction of a single-family dwelling. A special permit application for a retail store at 22 Jarves Street was discussed, focusing on parking and traffic concerns, and was subsequently continued to allow for further participation by absent board members. Additionally, a special permit for a home addition at 337 Phillips Road was approved after a review of flood-zone compliance and project specifications. Finally, the Board reviewed and updated internal procedures regarding requests for comment.
The committee discussed public commentary regarding route selection for multiuse path connections, concerns about the environmental impact of proposed paths on conservation areas, and the nature of local traffic surveys. Ongoing business included updates on MassTrails grant planning, status reports on shared street and space easements, and adjustments to striping at transit stops. New business centered on preparing for an upcoming public hearing regarding bridge construction impacts, the implementation of a public safety driving campaign, and addressing concerns about missing crosswalks at the Quaker Meetinghouse Road crossing.
