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Conservation Commission

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Pepperell Conservation Commission Issues Four Compliance Certificates, Continues Two Active Permit Hearings

PEPPERELL -- June 9, 2026, Pepperell Conservation Commission issues four compliance certificates and approves two new orders of conditions at long June 9 meeting. The commission opened by unanimously passing a resolution honoring Ingrid Beatty, PhD, JD, who served 19 years before resigning May 15, 2026, with Chair John Kiernan crediting

Lexington Conservation Commission closes high school wetlands hearing, begins conditions work

LEXINGTON -- June 9, 2026, Lexington Conservation Commission closes wetlands hearing on new high school, continues contested multi-family project. The commission voted 6-0 Tuesday to close its public hearing on the Notice of Intent for the new Lexington High School at 251 Waltham Street, with stormwater peer reviewer Dylan

Groton Conservation Commission fines 60 Valley Road owner, orders new wetland permit

GROTON -- June 9, 2026, Groton Conservation Commission votes to fine 60 Valley Road owner and demand new wetland permit. The commission voted four to zero, with one member recused, to issue a $50 fine against the owner of 60 Valley Road for unpermitted construction of stone pillars within the 50-

Weston Conservation Commission Clears Four Old Permits, Eyes Monarch Butterfly Mowing Plan

WESTON -- June 9, 2026, Weston Conservation Commission closes four long-open wetland permits and debates mowing timing to protect monarch butterflies. The commission voted unanimously to issue certificates of compliance on four orders of conditions at 321 Merriam Street, covering construction work dating to 2002, after staff administrator ISIS conducted

Foxborough Conservation Commission approves development modification, septic order at June 8 meeting

PEPPERELL -- June 8, 2026, Foxborough Conservation Commission approves development tweak adding three units, issues septic order. The commission on June 8 unanimously approved a minor modification to a 35-unit residential development at 138 Washington Street for applicant Patriot Park, LLC, after engineer Cameron Gray of Bay Colony Group presented