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The Conservation Commission unanimously issued a Negative Determination of Applicability allowing mowing of invasive Phragmites in about 10,300 square feet of wetland at Rangeview Meadow Conservation Area, with conditions to protect habitat and nesting birds.
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The decision allows municipal staff to mow Phragmites, an invasive plant that has reduced native vegetation and wildlife habitat, in two wetland areas at 315 Amherst Road. Mowing must occur after July 15 and after the plants develop tassels, with annual dry-season maintenance. Staff are also expected to inspect for nests and limit equipment impacts on the field.
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