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Stoneham Conservation Commission Approves Redstone Buffer Work, Seeks $50,000 for Whip Hill

STONEHAM — January 12, 2026 — Stoneham Conservation Commission approves retroactive buffer-zone work at Redstone Shopping Center and votes to seek $50,000 in capital funds for Whip Hill repairs. At the January 12 meeting, the commission unanimously cleared a 150-foot electrical trench behind Redstone — roughly 60 feet of which

Conservation Commission clears Landon Road renovation, approves Hudson Road landscape additions

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission clears Landon Road project and advances Hudson Road landscape changes pending DPW sign-off. The commission unanimously issued a negative determination of applicability for Pedro Lopez's renovation at 260 Landon Road, allowing septic decommissioning, tree and fence removal and a rebuilt

Wayland Conservation Commission continues four wetlands cases, closes out gas line project

WAYLAND — January 7, 2026 — Wayland Conservation Commission clears short January agenda in 20 minutes. Chair Sean Fair gaveled in at 6:32 p.m. and adjourned at 6:52 with six of seven members present; Vice-Chair Shannon Fischer was absent. The commission continued four pending wetlands hearings — the Carroll

Littleton Conservation Commission Pushes Dock Decision to February as Options Multiply

LITTLETON — January 6, 2026 — Littleton Conservation Commission hears three dock licensing proposals for town-owned lakeshore parcel, targets February 3 vote. At the January 6 Zoom meeting, resident Dustin Neild of 17 Lake Shore Drive presented three frameworks on behalf of neighboring dock maintainers for eight unpermitted docks on Parcel

Pepperell Conservation Commission clears riverfront line for Laden Street 40B project

PEPPERELL — January 6, 2026 — Pepperell Conservation Commission reaches agreement on contested riverfront boundary for a 40B apartment complex and advances a Cranberry Street driveway plan with sharply reduced wetland fill. The commission informally accepted a riverfront area determination for the Mass AV Rentals LLC project at 59 Laden Street and

Lexington Conservation Commission Approves $10,500 in Nature Trust Fund Advances

LEXINGTON — January 6, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission approves $10,500 in Nature Trust Fund advances and issues four orders of conditions. At its January 6 remote meeting, the commission voted unanimously to advance $6,000 for the 2026 Native Plant Kit Sale — the sixth consecutive year of the program with

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