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The commission unanimously approved a like-for-like asphalt replacement at 4 Gleason Street and ratified a 30-day emergency certificate allowing repeated breaching of a beaver dam affecting three Oaks View Street properties. Several environmental review and violation matters were continued, generally to allow additional plans, site work, or responses.
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The 4 Gleason Street parking lot can be resurfaced without changing its footprint, number of spaces, or size, subject to erosion-control and material-disposal conditions. At Oaks View Street, the Conservation Officer may continue breaching the beaver dam as needed during the 30-day emergency period to address elevated backyard water levels. Property owners at 28 West Street and 60 Ames Street were directed to remove improper fill or debris and stabilize affected areas before later hearings.
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