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RON BEATY – Cape towns considering Cape Cod Commission withdrawal

Posted on May 5, 2014 by barnstablecounty

RON BEATY – Cape towns considering Cape Cod Commission withdrawal Cape Cod Times, May 5, 2014 “Cape towns considering Cape Cod Commission withdrawal” By Patrick Cassidy

CAPE COD COMMISSION WITHDRAWAL MOVEMENT-PHASE 2

Posted on April 4, 2014 by barnstablecounty

CAPE COD COMMISSION WITHDRAWAL MOVEMENT-PHASE 2 Cape Cod Commission Withdrawal Movement-Phase 2: State Ballot Public Policy Question Petitions 1.) A petition for a non-binding public policy ballot question for a State Representative District requires 200 voter signatures… 2,) A petition … Continue reading →

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged assembly of delegates, ballot question, barnstable, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, bureaucracy, cape cod, cape cod commission, county commissioners, county government, debate, election, land use planning, local control, petition drive, phase 2, public policy question, secede, secretary of state, signatures, taxpayers, town meeting warrant, voter signatures, voters, withdraw, withdraw from cape cod commission, withdrawal movement | Leave a comment

Cape Cod Commission: Boondoogle?

Posted on March 31, 2014 by barnstablecounty

Cape Cod Commission: Boondoogle? The Barnstable Patriot, March 30, 2014 “Cape Cod Commission: Boon or boondoggle?” Written by Edward F. Maroney

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged ballot question, barnstable, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, boon, boondoggle, bureaucracy, cape cod, cape cod commission, county government, debate, land use planning, local control, petition drive, ron beaty, secede, secession, town meeting, town meeting warrant, voters, withdraw from cape cod commission | 1 Comment

DEBATE on Future of Cape Commission

Posted on March 20, 2014 by barnstablecounty

DEBATE: Cape Cod Commission Withdrawal WHAT: “The Future of the Cape Cod Commission” – sponsored by the 1717 Meetinghouse Foundation, a formal discussion and debate will take place about the benefits and possible detriments to municipal withdrawal from the Cape … Continue reading →

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged ballot question, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, bureaucracy, cape cod, cape cod commission, county commissioners, county government, criticism, data, debate, discussion, Ed McManus, information, land use planning, Linda Zuern, local control, merits, movement, petition, petition drive, politics, public forum, public hearing, regulatory, ron beaty, secede, secession, town council, town meeting, town meeting warrant, town of barnstable, warrant article, West Barnstable, withdraw, withdraw from cape cod commission, withdrawal | Leave a comment

Should Barnstable withdraw from the Cape Cod Commission?

Posted on March 19, 2014 by barnstablecounty

Should Barnstable withdraw from the Cape Cod Commission? …maybe! Cape Cod Times, March 19, 2014 “Town Council hearing set on citizens’ petition” By Patrick Cassidy

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged abolish, assembly of delegates, ballot question, barnstable, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, bureaucracy, cape cod, cape cod commission, county government, land use planning, local control, movement, petition, politics, public hearing, ron beaty, taxpayers, town meeting warrant, town of barnstable, voter signatures, withdraw, withdraw from cape cod commission, withdrawal | Leave a comment

Cape Cod Commission Needs Updated Official Review

Posted on March 15, 2014 by barnstablecounty

Cape Cod Commission Needs Updated Official Review As a reasonable solution to the growing political controversy and crisis of criticism surrounding the Cape Cod Commission, a reasonable and simple solution is to formally impanel a new official task force to … Continue reading →

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged 21s century task force, ballot question, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, bureaucracy, cape cod, cape cod commission, debate, land use planning, martha's vineyard commission, movement, petition drive, recommendations, reform, report, ron beaty, secede, secession, taxpayers, town meeting, town meeting warrant, town of barnstable, voter signatures, voters, warrant article, withdraw, withdraw from cape cod commission, withdrawal | Leave a comment

DEBATE: Cape Cod Commission Withdrawal

Posted on March 10, 2014 by barnstablecounty

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged 1717 Meetinghouse Foundation, assembly of delegates, ballot question, barnstable, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, bureaucracy, cape cod commission, county commissioners, debate, Ed McManus, election, land use planning, Linda Zuern, local control, lowes, movement, petition drive, politics, regional government, regulatory, ron beaty, secession, taxpayers, town meeting, town meeting warrant, town of bourne, warrant article, West Barnstable, withdraw, withdraw from cape cod commission, withdrawal | 1 Comment

Shutdown the Cape Cod Commission – Facebook Page

Posted on March 2, 2014 by barnstablecounty

Shutdown the Cape Cod Commission – Facebook Page

Posted in Barnstable County, Cape Cod Regional Government | Tagged ballot question, barnstable county, barnstable town council, board of selectmen, cape cod, cape cod commission, county government, facebook, facebook page, land use planning, local control, lowes, movement, petition, politics, regional government, regulatory, secede, secession, shut down, shut down cape commission, shut down the cape cod commission, shutdown, shutdown cape cod commission, shutdown cape commission, shutdown the cape cod commission, town meeting warrant, voters, warrant article, withdraw from cape cod commission | Leave a comment

Towns may remove themselves from the Cape Cod Commission

Posted on February 23, 2014 by barnstablecounty

Towns may remove themselves from the Cape Cod Commission Oak Bluffs Removed Itself from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission In the year 2003, pursuant to a town meeting vote and in accordance with follow-up election results, and as clearly illustrated by … Continue reading →

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The truth about the Cape Cod Commission

Posted on February 22, 2014 by barnstablecounty

The truth about the Cape Cod Commission The Cape Cod Commission claims that it lives within its means. This is nothing less than an outright fabrication because first it is based upon the false premise that the Commission earns the … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: town meeting warrant

RON BEATY – Cape towns considering Cape Cod Commission withdrawal

CAPE COD COMMISSION WITHDRAWAL MOVEMENT-PHASE 2

Cape Cod Commission: Boondoogle?

DEBATE on Future of Cape Commission

Should Barnstable withdraw from the Cape Cod Commission?

Cape Cod Commission Needs Updated Official Review

DEBATE: Cape Cod Commission Withdrawal

Shutdown the Cape Cod Commission – Facebook Page

Towns may remove themselves from the Cape Cod Commission

The truth about the Cape Cod Commission

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