Panel rejects fine for rail trail fill work
The Townsend Conservation Commission voted 0-3-1 against fining Squannacook Greenways over rail trail fill work.
The Townsend Conservation Commission voted 0-3-1 against fining Squannacook Greenways over rail trail fill work.
Commission approved two permits, continued three Notice of Intent hearings, and directed staff to make one more appeal on Article 97 land deal for Boston Post Road.
The Tyngsborough Conservation Commission approved a stormwater permit and bylaw waivers for a new Merrimack riverfront home, while pushing two larger projects to October 27.
Groton's Conservation Commission voted to buy two Gilson-owned parcels for $550,000 under a right-of-first-refusal option. Member Peter A. Morrison said he was torn on the price but argued "they're not making any more open space, and every time we lose open space to development, it's gone forever."
Waltham's Conservation Commission cleared an early review step for a 283-unit housing project and approved two wetlands permits.
Boxborough's Conservation Commission closed a public hearing on a septic replacement at 244 Davidson Road and tabled a permitting decision on a condo waterline project.
Watertown's Conservation Commission pressed city officials over an unauthorized shed built inside Arsenal Park's protected buffer.
The Stoneham Conservation Commission moved toward letting a nature school use Whip Hill weekly and approved fire-alarm wiring without a $5,600 covering option.
Pepperell's Conservation Commission approved an order of conditions for the Burke's Pond dam-removal restoration and pushed a contested 81 Main Street project to November.
Littleton conservation board approves gas main, balks at oversized deck.
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