Conservation Commission approves Gover Road septic system
The Millbury Conservation Commission voted unanimously to approve a Presby septic system for 1,000 Gover Road for a house that previously burned down. Engineer Grace Davidson addressed erosion control concerns and Conservation Agent Donald R Flynn had no reservations about the final plans.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of September 2, 2026
MILLBURY — The Millbury Conservation Commission voted unanimously to approve a Presby septic system for 1,000 Gover Road for a house that previously burned down. Engineer Grace Davidson addressed erosion control concerns and Conservation Agent Donald R Flynn had no reservations about the final plans. The Commission continued hearings to September 16 for the 9 Bayberry Lane addition, 211 Riverlin Street animal hospital proposal, and 49 Davis Road accessory dwelling unit amendment, and received a formal Notice of Intent for the National Grid E5/F6 project crossing 17 municipalities with significant wetland impacts.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of September 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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