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Aug 11, 2026

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Commission approves stormwater upgrades

Published Aug 11, 2026

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Briefing

Nov 3, 2025

Conservation Commission Approves Projects With Conditions

The Commission issued Orders of Conditions for projects at 342 Lake Avenue, Lakeside Apartments, and 449 Southwest Cutoff, while requiring erosion, stormwater, wetland, and construction controls. It also fined 99 Wildwood Avenue $100 for a buffer-zone violation and amended an enforcement order for 13 Holden Street.

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Briefing

Oct 20, 2025

Conservation Commission Approves Wetland Conditions

The Commission issued Orders of Conditions for four projects, approved a negative determination for median removal at 75 Quinsigamond Avenue, and continued several hearings. It also approved a four-phase senior housing project’s second phase at 485 Grove Street, including a new 48-unit building and approximately 23,000 square feet of added impervious area.

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Briefing

Sep 29, 2025

Conservation Commission meeting summary

The Commission continued five public hearings to October 20, 2025, extending related constructive grant deadlines to November 11, 2025. It also approved environmental conditions for projects at 0 McAvey Way and 1393 Grafton Street and 1A Corrine Street, issued two negative applicability determinations, and lifted several enforcement orders.

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Briefing

Sep 8, 2025

Conservation Commission Approves Stormwater Improvements

The Commission voted 4-0 to approve stormwater and erosion-control improvements at Green Hill Golf Course, including infiltration trenches, test pits, native plantings, and ongoing maintenance conditions.

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Briefing

Aug 18, 2025

Conservation Commission Approves Wetland Projects

The Commission approved a project change allowing Indian Lake’s water level to be lowered initially by 1.5 feet, with flexibility up to 3 feet, to control excessive native plant growth. It also approved wetland-related permits for a 9-unit residential building at 56 May Street and a residential addition at 85 and 87 Boston Avenue, with stormwater and erosion-control conditions.

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