Commission closes Waverly Street hearing
The Conservation Commission closed its hearing on changes to 61 Waverly Street, and a motion to approve the amended order was moved and seconded, with no tally recorded.
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What happened
The commission closed the public hearing on the amended order of conditions for 61 Waverly Street by roll call, with ayes recorded from all seven members named. The applicant's representative agreed to put two added conditions, covering covered dumpsters and dog waste cleanup, into the order. A motion to approve the amended order was moved and seconded, but the recording does not capture a tally.
Key decisions
- 📋 Amended order of conditions, 61 Waverly Street. A motion to approve the amended order of conditions for DEP 95-1016 was moved and seconded. The recording does not capture a tally, so the result is not recorded here. (Vote not captured). Read case details
- 📋 Two added conditions: covered dumpsters and dog waste. The applicant's representative agreed to have two conditions written into the order: one requiring covered dumpsters with lids kept closed, and one on dog waste cleanup. Both would remain in perpetuity and survive the order's expiration. They were placed in the order rather than the operations and maintenance plan. Read case details
- ● Peer review declined for the changes. Commissioners said no to peer review of the layout and stormwater changes. One said the earlier review had been extensive and the change was minor. Read case details
- 📋 Public hearing on amended order closed. The commission closed the public hearing on the amended order by roll call. (Vote ayes from all seven members named). Read case details
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