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Tewksbury Conservation Commission Approves Livingston Street DPW Project After DEP Review

TEWKSBURY — April 22, 2026 — Tewksbury Conservation Commission clears Livingston Street roadway project and ratifies three emergency utility repairs. The five-member commission, chaired by Daniel Ronan, voted 4-0 Wednesday to approve a Notice of Intent filed by the town's Department of Public Works for improvements to Livingston

Arlington Conservation Commission Continues Sunnyside Ave. Hearing, Declines Appeal Vote on Thorndike Order

ARLINGTON — April 16, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission defers on DEP superseding order for Thorndike Place and continues two active hearings. Meeting April 16 via remote session, the commission discussed but did not vote on whether to appeal the April 10 Massachusetts DEP superseding order of conditions for the Thorndike Place

Ayer Conservation Commission Amends Creative Materials Order, Drops Deed Restriction Requirement

AYER — April 9, 2026 — Ayer Conservation Commission unanimously amended a 2025 order of conditions for Creative Materials at 12 Willow Road, replacing a deed restriction with physical buffer signage and a recorded Registry of Deeds plan. Attorney Libby Bowker of Anderson Kreiger appeared for the applicant, telling the five-member

Tewksbury Conservation Commission Continues Livingston Street Road Project, Ratifies Six Emergency Certifications

TEWKSBURY — April 8, 2026 — Tewksbury Conservation Commission ratifies six emergency certifications and continues a multimodal Livingston Street road project to its April 22 meeting. The commission, chaired by Daniel Ronan and meeting with all four members present, voted unanimously on every item at its April 8 session. The most substantive

Arlington Conservation Commission Approves 66 Dudley Street Restoration Plan 4-0

ARLINGTON — April 2, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission advances long-running Dudley Street enforcement order with unanimous vote. The commission voted 4-0 at its April 2 remote meeting to accept a revised restoration and planting plan for 66 Dudley Street, authorizing Conservation Agent David Morgan to finalize a maintenance agreement

Arlington Conservation Commission Approves 66 Dudley Street Restoration Plan 4-0

ARLINGTON — April 2, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission advances long-running Dudley Street enforcement order with unanimous vote. The commission voted 4-0 at its April 2 remote meeting to accept a revised restoration and planting plan for 66 Dudley Street, authorizing Conservation Agent David Morgan to finalize a maintenance agreement

Burlington Conservation Commission Continues Two Wetland Hearings to April

BURLINGTON — March 26, 2026 — Burlington Conservation Commission continues two wetland hearings as riverfront classification dispute slows A Street case. The commission voted 6-0 at its March 26 meeting to continue the Notice of Intent for 11 Sears Street — a residential demolition and rebuild within the buffer zone to bordering

Ayer Awards $30,766 Pond Treatment Contract, Advances Two Wetlands Hearings

AYER — March 26, 2026 — Ayer Conservation Commission unanimously awards $30,766 pond treatment contract and continues two wetlands hearings. At its March 26 meeting, the commission awarded the 2026 aquatic invasive-plant control contract for Sandy Pond, Flanagan Pond, and Pine Meadow Pond to Water and Wetlands, the incumbent vendor,

Ayer Awards $30,766 Pond Treatment Contract, Advances Two Wetlands Hearings

AYER — March 26, 2026 — Ayer Conservation Commission unanimously awards $30,766 pond treatment contract and continues two wetlands hearings. At its March 26 meeting, the commission awarded the 2026 aquatic invasive-plant control contract for Sandy Pond, Flanagan Pond, and Pine Meadow Pond to Water and Wetlands, the incumbent vendor,

Arlington Conservation Commission Approves Cottage Avenue Addition, Backs Rodenticide Ban Bill

ARLINGTON — March 19, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission endorses state rodenticide ban and approves Alewife Brook-area home addition. The seven-member commission voted unanimously Thursday to support H.965 and S.2721, legislation that would ban consumer use of anticoagulant rodenticides statewide, opting to send a simplified letter modeled on

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