Norton Conservation Commission elects new chair, closes two hearings, issues key wetlands rulings
Norton Conservation Commission reorganizes leadership and resolves multiple wetlands matters.
Topic
Conservation Commission
A collection of 35 issues
Rehoboth Conservation Commission Continues Mason Street Wetland Cases to July 21
REHOBOTH -- July 7, 2026, Rehoboth Conservation Commission unanimously continued three Mason Street wetland applications and called for its third-party consultant to appear in person after disputing both a riverfront channel delineation and a field wetland boundary. The commission, led by Chair Bob, voted to continue an Abbreviated Notice of
Conservation Commission Approves Senior Center Playground Expansion, Reinstates Unrecorded 2005 Permit
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH -- July 7, 2026, North Attleborough Conservation Commission approves senior center playground expansion and reinstates two-decade-old unrecorded permit. At its July 7 meeting, the five-member commission unanimously approved a minor modification to the order of conditions for the town's senior center at 451 Elm
Somerset Conservation Commission Rejects Battery Storage Firm's Wetlands Boundary Filing 4-0
SOMERSET -- June 29, 2026, Somerset's Conservation Commission voted 4-0 to deny a wetlands boundary delineation filing by Somerset Energy Storage LLC, a Denver-based company proposing a large-scale battery storage facility at 1606 Riverside Ave. The filing, an abbreviated notice of resource area delineation covering a
Rehoboth Conservation Commission Continues Two Mason Street Wetland Cases, Sends Third to Outside Review
REHOBOTH -- June 23, 2026, Rehoboth Conservation Commission continues two Mason Street wetland delineation cases and votes unanimously to send a third to outside review. At the June 23 meeting, engineer Mark Mariano of Oak Hill Engineering presented an updated delineation for applicant Kami Nunes at 125 and 129 Mason Street,