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Conservation Commission

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Townsend Conservation Commission Approves River Scaffolding for Historic 1790 Mill Building

TOWNSEND -- June 24, 2026, Townsend Conservation Commission unanimously approved temporary scaffolding over the Squannacook River to restore the 1790 Spalding Coombs Bridge at 1 South Street. The board issued a negative two and negative three determination on application TWB-2026-009 filed by the Townsend Historic Society, voting 6-0

Littleton Conservation Commission Issues Multiple Orders, Requires Independent Monitor at Vernal Pool

LITTLETON -- June 23, 2026, Littleton Conservation Commission approves orders of conditions, invasive species removal, and vernal pool monitoring agreement at packed June 23 session. The commission voted unanimously on every formal action across a three-plus-hour meeting, issuing orders of conditions for a septic replacement at 136 Mill Road,

Groton Conservation Commission Issues Enforcement Order Over Unauthorized Clearing of Trust Land

GROTON -- June 23, 2026, Groton Conservation Commission issues enforcement order to the town's Water Department over unauthorized clearing of conservation land. At its June 23 meeting, the commission voted unanimously to order the Water Department to respond by July 13 with a schedule for commissioning a restoration plan

Lexington Conservation Commission Approves Lexington High School Environmental Order of Conditions

LEXINGTON -- June 23, 2026, Lexington Conservation Commission approves long-awaited environmental order for high school project. The commission voted 4-0 Tuesday evening to approve an Order of Conditions for the Lexington High School redevelopment at 251 Waltham Street (DEP #201-1387), authorizing construction subject to conditions addressing multiple buffer

Bedford Conservation Commission Backs Medical Imaging Trailer Variance at Wetland-Adjacent Site

BEDFORD -- June 23, 2026, Bedford Conservation Commission unanimously recommended approval of a wetland-setback variance for a portable PET/CT imaging trailer at 318 South River Road. The commission backed the application from Granite North Realty Partners, LLC, with conditions requiring the Planning Board to review snow storage, consider mandating