Mr. Peter Fisher

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  Published on: 3/13/2009    Last Visited: 3/13/2009  

  That was something her late husband, Peter, who ran for a position on the commission, had often suggested.
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  Peter Fisher of Centerville termed it "a recipe for disaster." "It's been some time since I took Management 101, (or high school civics) but I doubt if having two leaders has ever been recommended for running anything," the past president of the Centerville Civic Association wrote, referring to the elected president and appointed town manager. Stew Goodwin of Cotuit had difficulty comprehending the utility of an elected president. '"An elected council president makes no sense to me," he wrote.
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  Fisher saw a loss of representation for his village in the move to fewer councilors and the district/at-large mix. "Centerville will likely have one district councilor and that could be the extent of Centerville's representation on the town council, as the other town councilors will be from other districts or elected at large," Fisher wrote.
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  Fisher: "Much time and energy was put forth by the charter commissioners and they are to be commended.
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  SYLVIA DOIRON worked with her late husband, Peter, to collect signatures to begin the charter commission process and has been active in the village.
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  PETER FISHER stepped down as president of the Centerville Civic Association's board of directors after five years of service. He remains on the board, but offered his comments as a private citizen. COTUIT: STEW GOODWIN is president of the Cotuit-Santuit Civic Association. He helped form and served on the now defunct Barnstable Civic League, which sought to share issues of mutual concern among the town's civic associations. He is also a regular columnist for the Patriot.

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  Published on: 8/3/2008    Last Visited: 8/3/2008  

  Peter Fisher, president of the Centerville Civic Association, is looking forward to both events.
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  "A lot of people plan their vacation around this week," Fisher said.

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  Published on: 3/14/2008    Last Visited: 3/14/2008  

  Civic Association President Peter Fisher told the board that a request for support of an expanded nomination had been made from the growth management department as the nomination was nearing submission to the Cape Cod Commission.Fisher said that he called members of the board who had voted in favor of the nomination regarding the follow-up request and submitted the letter on behalf of the board.
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  Fisher acknowledged that it probably should have been handled differently, but there was a time crunch associated with the request.

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  Published on: 2/19/2008    Last Visited: 2/19/2008  

  Centerville Village Association President Peter Fisher said the current zoning is too lenient in the village area along Main Street.
  
  "This is a historic area supposedly but they could put a gas station there or a McDonald's," he said.
  
  Along Craigville and Covell beaches, Fisher said, many residents have expressed concern about larger homes.
  
  "What we are trying to do is prevent mansionization down there," he said.

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  SYLVIA DOIRON worked with her late husband, Peter, to collect signatures to begin the charter commission process and has been active in the village.
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  PETER FISHER stepped down as president of the Centerville Civic Association's board of directors after five years of service. He remains on the board, but offered his comments as a private citizen.
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  That was something her late husband, Peter, who ran for a position on the commission, had often suggested.
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  Peter Fisher of Centerville termed it "a recipe for disaster."
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  Fisher saw a loss of representation for his village in the move to fewer councilors and the district/at-large mix.
  
  "Centerville will likely have one district councilor and that could be the extent of Centerville's representation on the town council, as the other town councilors will be from other districts or elected at large," Fisher wrote.
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  Fisher: "Much time and energy was put forth by the charter commissioners and they are to be commended.

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  Pete Fisher, immediate past president of the Centerville Civic Association, said that when the original developers of the condo project - on what was once the site of a motel - came to town, they presented a plan that was "not great, but we said 'OK'.

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  Published on: 1/11/2008    Last Visited: 1/11/2008  

  Civic association president Peter Fisher said there would need to be some discussion with the town manager to determine the best path for nomination.

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  Published on: 1/8/2008    Last Visited: 1/8/2008  

  Civic association president Peter Fisher said that there would need to be some discussion with the town manager to determine the best path for nomination.

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  Published on: 8/10/2007    Last Visited: 8/10/2007  

  "Tonight it's all about controlling growth," civic association president Peter Fisher told the 60 or so gathered in the South Congregational Church's meeting hall."Most of us don't want any growth ... but we know it's inevitable."
  
  Fisher said that the work now is to "preserve what we already have."
  
  After looking at what was allowed in the small village business district along South Main Street and Main Street, town officials were surprised at what could be done by right.

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  Our thanks to Our Lady of Victory parish and Centerville Civic Association President Peter Fisher, who with Meg Loughran and the help of Jennie Richardson and others, provided a warm, comfortable meeting.

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