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Wareham Town Meeting voters deny East Wareham zone change, 813-141
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WAREHAM - In the end, it wasn’t even close.
Town meeting voters denied the proposed 756-acre Hospitality, Recreation and Entertainment overlay district zone in East Wareham in a vote of 813 opposed to 141 in favor.
The vote followed a three-hour public hearing outdoors on Spillane Field Saturday that looked more like an outdoor concert than a traditional town meeting due to the venue, the long lines needed to get in, and the folks stretched out on the combined football, baseball fields behind town hall, a few reclining on the grass.
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Controversial Hospitality District defeated at town meeting
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OPINION: Protect Wareham’s and Onset’s drinking water
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Greetings fellow citizens. I write to you today to correct some misinformation in an opinion piece in the Wareham Courier regarding the proposed rezoning article to be considered by Wareham voters at a Special Town Meeting this Saturday, April 10, (“Opinion: Selectman Teitelbaum says beware of misinformation” April 6).
As a citizen of this Town and Wareham Land Trust president, I attended every Planning Board meeting regarding the proposed rezoning of East Wareham since the meetings began on Nov. 30, 2020 and I have submitted letters expressing our concerns to the Board of Selectmen and the Planning Board. By attending all these Planning Board meetings, I have seen this proposal change from acreage that was roughly one quarter of the town (from Charge Pond Road and Route 25 north and east to Plymouth) to 963 acres and now to 756 acres.