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The proposal would add 26 market-rate houses and clear 54 acres, raising concerns about runoff, habitat loss and traffic, opponents said.

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To the Editor: On Thursday, July 30, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission will have its final deliberations and vote on Katama Meadows. The MVC has the unique power and mandate to steer our future in a way that preserves all we love about the Vineyard, and that I believe that the commissioners, and their staff, need to exercise fully.
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I vote no on Katama Meadows

To the Editor:  I want to add my name to others who have written to oppose the Katama Meadows subdivision. It’s a bad idea with no real benefit to the land or to the year-round population. Clark MyersVineyard Haven

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MV Times broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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