Conservation Board Ratifies Emergency Culvert Repair
Lowell's Conservation Commission ratified an emergency 84-inch culvert repair on Woburn Street after three sinkholes developed there.
Lowell's Conservation Commission ratified an emergency 84-inch culvert repair on Woburn Street after three sinkholes developed there.
Chelmsford's Conservation Commission continued a contested Lady Slipper Lane subdivision hearing to October 13 after an abutter challenged the project's runoff and vernal-pool analysis.
Arlington conservation panel holds up a Thorndike Street builder over an unrecorded wetlands permit.
Hopkinton's Conservation Commission lifted a cease-and-desist order at 30 West Main while issuing a new enforcement order tied to a certified arborist's report.
Burlington's Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to give final wetlands approval to Nordblom Company's 188-unit apartment project at 129-131 Middlesex Turnpike, already backed by Town Meeting and the Planning Board, and set a $30,000 cash bond, up from the $25,000 the board charged a comparable Nordbl
Ayer Conservation Commission approves Fitchburg Road wetlands permit, pushes culvert hearing to September 24.
Westford's Conservation Commission closed four long-pending Kimball Farms enforcement orders and heard complaints about a role-playing group blocking public access.
Reading's Conservation Commission approved a riverfront redevelopment at 281 Main Street and rejected a patio expansion at 18 Knollwood Road.
Chelmsford's Conservation Commission approved a contaminated-well fix and signaled no to a forest race.
Tewksbury's Conservation Commission approves a pool near wetlands, punts six other cases to September 16. Gibraltar Pools' Jay Henshaw won approval for a roughly 13,000-gallon above-ground pool at 45 McNeil Way after agreeing to keep winterizing discharge away from wetlands.
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