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The commission unanimously approved $4,380 for habitat projects at Warren-Pohl Reservation, including a planting plan and a two-year purple loosestrife beetle proposal. It also unanimously continued the 100 Equador Road hearing to February 24, while a proposed 100-foot floodplain buffer bylaw failed 3-4 and will be removed from the Spring Town Meeting warrant.
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The approved projects will guide plantings along Putnam Brook and study whether beetles can control invasive purple loosestrife, which crowds out native plants. The proposed floodplain buffer would have added review requirements for certain development near flood-prone land, but the commission did not support sending it to Town Meeting. The 100 Equador Road wetlands hearing remains open pending peer review.
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