Orleans OKs $4.2M for wastewater plan
With a vote of 648-234, the town will spend
The spending approved Tuesday is in advance of an estimated
The spending, which is above the property taxation limits set by the state Proposition 2 1/2 law, was also approved at the
Election turnout was 17 percent, with 904 of the town's 5,267 registered voters casting a ballot.
Two other commitments with long-term implications were also approved Tuesday.
With a tally of 589-285, voters agreed to permanently fund
Residents also voted 646-245 to permanently add
A proposal to spend
Voters approved, 721-167, paying the town's share for the design, construction, equipping and furnishing of a new
Town leaders will be able to move ahead with planning at Nauset Beach after a 737-156 vote to approve
In a follow-up to approval at a 2017 town meeting, a charter change was adopted to change the moderator's term from one year to three years.
In uncontested races,
Moderator
On the
Housing Authority incumbent
On the Snow Library
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