Conservation Commission approved Orders of Conditions for two residential projects and closed two prior compliance cases. Benjamin Smith, acting as Chair, led the body through public hearings for a Valley Road Eagle Scout footbridge project and a Newton Street garage and accessory dwelling unit
Southborough Conservation Commission deferred the contested Valley Road trail hearing to July 23 after neighbors objected to an Eagle Scout boardwalk and trail project citing traffic, privacy, and wildlife concerns. Residents Allison and Martha Pedraza of 25 Valley Road opposed the 30-foot
Conservation Commission endorsed Cori Gould for appointment to fill a vacant board seat, voting unanimously to recommend her candidacy to the Select Board; Gould, an Environmental Defense Fund employee with extensive conservation experience, expressed interest in land protection work. In
Conservation Commission defers two certificate-of-compliance requests pending additional review. Applicant Michael Schmidt of Goddard Consulting submitted a revised as-built for 170 Woodland Road minutes before the May 14 meeting, prompting Chair Mark Possemato and Member Kevin Farrington to
Southborough Conservation Commission approves shed at golf center, continues riverfront apartment hearing. The Commission issued a Negative Determination of Applicability for an 11-by-15-foot shed at 22 Turnpike Road and unanimously approved revised Land Use Regulations for Breakneck Hill
Southborough Conservation Commission approves water main replacement on Lynbrook Road. The Commission unanimously issued an Order of Conditions for approximately 1,950 linear feet of cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) structural lining of an existing 12-inch water main, imposing requirements that
Southborough Conservation Commission continues hearing on 1,950-foot water main lining project. The Town of Southborough's proposed installation of cured-in-place pipe structural lining on Lynbrook Road qualifies as a limited project under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act, affecting
Septic system replacement clears Southborough Conservation Commission. The Conservation Commission unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for a septic system replacement at 11 Brook Lane, authorizing relocation of the system and leech field further from an intermittent stream bordering the
Southborough Conservation Commission approves Orders of Conditions for two Willow Street culvert replacements. The board voted unanimously 5-0 to authorize the Department of Public Works projects, presented by DPW Director William Cundiff and Pare Corporation engineers Eric Silva and Gregory
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