Conservation Commission

Millbury Conservation Commission approves four development projects and one hearing extension. The Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for the 100 Riverlin Street commercial project after reviewing revised plans addressing Massachusetts Department of Environmental

Millbury Conservation Commission approves Miller Fence project and trails funding. The Commission unanimously approved a site redevelopment at 333-337 Southwest Cutoff featuring building additions, paving, and stormwater infrastructure in the Riverfront Area, conditioned on trash cleanup in the

Conservation Commission approves 50-50 cost-share for Eagle Scout bench project. Nathan Decatur of Troop 22 presented plans to install a five-foot bench and oak tree in the Brierly Conservation Area next to his older brother's bike repair station. Paul DiCicco moved to fund up to $1,350--half of

Millbury Conservation Commission issues negative wetland determination, tables three hearings. The Commission voted unanimously to approve a negative jurisdictional determination for a 241-square-foot isolated wetland at 118 West Main Street, with Conservation Agent Don Flynn confirming

Conservation Commission discusses MADEP appeal on Lake Singletary drawdown conditions. Rebecca Gendreau of MADEP raised seven concerns with the Sutton Conservation Commission's Orders of Conditions, including insufficient consultation with Mass Fish and Wildlife and a five-foot drawdown exceeding