Conservation Commission approves winter construction projects with erosion controls
West Newbury Conservation Commission approved two winter construction projects with detailed erosion controls.
West Newbury Conservation Commission approved two winter construction projects with detailed erosion controls.
West Newbury Conservation Commission approves permits and hunting, continues driveway application. The Commission, chaired by Margaret (Molly) Hawkins, voted unanimously to issue a Certificate of Compliance for 154 Middle Street in response to an updated stormwater management plan submitted by
Conservation Commission approves tree removal and beaver control permits. Chair Molly Hawkins and Vice Chair David Parrott led the Conservation Commission to unanimous votes on four matters during the August 17 meeting, including issuance of a negative determination for removal of a dead evergreen
Conservation Commission issues two conditional approvals on tree removal and fence installation. Chair Molly Hawkins and Vice Chair David Parrott led unanimous votes permitting tree removal at 360 Main Street (applicant Fay Gill) with stumps retained at ground level and equipment matting required,
Conservation Commission approves three Orders of Conditions and one Certificate of Compliance. Chair Molly Hawkins, Vice Chair Geoffrey Garrison, and Clerk Rick Spieler voted unanimously to issue Orders of Conditions for a gangway installation at Mill Pond dock, a raze-and-rebuild project at 1 Old
Conservation Commission approves resource delineation and issues two project exemptions. The Commission unanimously approved the resource area delineation for 187 Main Street (The Poppies, LLC) subject to peer reviewer revisions and a revised plan clarifying the intermittent stream near the Route
Conservation Commission defers four matters to July 6 pending state approval. Chair Margaret (Molly) Hawkins, Vice Chair David Parrott, Member Jennifer Boyd (remote), and Clerk Rick Spieler voted unanimously to continue a driveway notice of intent, a resource-area determination, and a Mill Pond
West Newbury Conservation Commission unanimously approves removal of 24 dead ash trees. The Commission approved removal from 151 River Road, with applicant Scott Overbeck reporting fallen limbs have damaged structures. The approval mandates heavy equipment remain on the driveway, 10-foot snags be
West Newbury Conservation Commission tables three wetland applications pending post installation. The Commission unanimously deferred a driveway application for 0 Middle Street, a resource-area delineation for 187 Main Street, and two certificates of compliance for 9 Marshall Drive to June 1. In
Conservation Commission approves River Road home construction with environmental conditions. The Commission unanimously voted to issue an order of conditions for Michael Fusco's single-family home at 125 River Road, with 10 special conditions governing erosion controls, deicing salts, and equipment
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