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Conservation Commission

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Natick Conservation Commission Issues Permits for Four Properties, Continues Two Major Projects

NATICK -- July 16, 2026, Natick Conservation Commission issued permits for four residential projects and continued two larger developments to August 6 at its sole July meeting. The commission voted unanimous negative three determinations for Ambler Court repaving, a sunroom addition at 27 Emerson Street, a deck at 24 Riverbend Drive,

Watertown Conservation Commission Approves Self-Storage Project Near Salins Pond

WATERTOWN -- July 15, 2026, Watertown Conservation Commission unanimously approved a self-storage development in the wetland buffer zone at 59 Clarence Street and elected a new chair at the July 15 meeting. The commission voted 5-0 to approve a notice of intent filed by SDG Development under DEP number

Tyngsborough Conservation Commission Continues Four Wetland Hearings, Issues Two Negative Determinations

Tyngsborough Conservation Commission continued four wetland hearings and issued two negative determinations at its July 14, 2026 meeting.

Pepperell Conservation Commission Adjourns After Failing to Reach Quorum

PEPPERELL -- July 14, 2026, Pepperell Conservation Commission adjourns without action after only two of six members appear July 14. The body requires four members for a quorum; three commissioners were absent due to personal medical issues, leaving the panel unable to open hearings or conduct any business. All public hearings

Lexington Conservation Commission Ratifies Enforcement Order Against MWRA Contractor for Wetland Violation

LEXINGTON -- July 14, 2026, Lexington Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement order against MWRA contractor for unauthorized wetland clearing on town-owned land. The commission voted unanimously Monday to ratify a staff-issued enforcement order against the contractor running the MWRA's Arlington-to-Burlington water line project after workers were