Commission presses ahead on $550,000 land deal
The Groton Conservation Commission declined to pause a $550,000 Chapter 61A land purchase despite a resident's pricing objection.
The Groton Conservation Commission declined to pause a $550,000 Chapter 61A land purchase despite a resident's pricing objection.
Waltham's Conservation Commission unanimously approved removing a problem-prone trench drain at 590 Lincoln Street and let an Algonquin Gas project absorb pipe-size changes without a new filing.
The Boxborough Conservation Commission approved waterline connections letting two condo complexes abandon PFAS-contaminated wells for Littleton town water.
Commission votes 4-1 to issue Rice Road wetland order finding no stream exists, over objection.
Commission continued a contested house rebuild hearing over knotweed and slope stability, and approved septic tank and addition permits.
The Littleton Conservation Commission voted 5-1 to support Article 11, a townwide ban on anticoagulant rodenticides, and discussed ongoing harassment of a Cloverdale land steward.
Lexington's Conservation Commission closed a months-long hearing on a 114 Wood Street multi-family project and split its ruling on a 21 Valleyfield Street driveway.
Commission approved six wetlands permits and discussed battery storage bylaw with water protection concerns.
Commission approved shrub-meadow habitat restoration instead of reforestation for an unpermitted tree-cutting violation at 451 Wellesley Street.
Townsend's Conservation Commission voted down a $100 fine against Squannacook Greenways for placing fill near Harbor Pond, while approving a septic permit waiver at 2 Bayberry Lane.
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