MVC Postpones Vote on Meetinghouse Place

Deliberations and a vote on the Meetinghouse Place subdivision have been postponed for a second week.

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MVC Approves Mill House Demolition, But at a Cost

Capping a lengthy and at times emotional process, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission begrudgingly approved the historic Mill House demolition 13-1 Thursday night.

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Commission Postpones Vote on Meeting House Subdivision

A key subcommittee of the MVC voted 7-2 this week to recommend denial of a large subdivision proposed for off Meetinghouse Way, amid debate that followed familiar battle lines.

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Neighbors Object to Refuse District Expansion

A long-planned project to expand the Martha’s Vineyard Refuse District central transfer station is under review by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission.

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Mill House Teardown Puts Spotlight on Historic Preservation

Nearly four months after it was razed, the historic Mill House came before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission for review late last week.

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Opponents Urge MVC to Reject Meeting House Subdivision

Even with a significantly redesigned plan, the public turned out in force again to oppose a 28-lot subdivision off Meeting House Way in Edgartown at a packed public hearing Thursday night.

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Revised Meeting House Way Development Comes Before MVC

A redesigned Meeting House Place subdivision plan is set to go before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission for a public hearing Thursday evening.

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South Mountain Co. Eyes Expansion

South Mountain Company, one of the largest architecture and design-build firms on the Vineyard, is looking to expand its mixed-use campus in West Tisbury. A public hearing was held last week.

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MVC Allows Verizon to Increase Tower Height

Five public hearings and one controversial tree survey later, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission has voted to approve a 53-foot height increase to the Verizon tower in Vineyard Haven.

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MVC Revamps, Strengthens Affordable Housing Policy

Spurred by heightened conversation around the Island’s housing shortage, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission has taken steps to overhaul its affordable housing policy.

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