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Conservation Commission

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Norton Conservation Commission conditionally authorizes enforcement order for West Main Street property

NORTON -- June 22, 2026, Norton Conservation Commission conditionally authorizes an enforcement order targeting a West Main Street property owner who has missed restoration deadlines for nearly a year. The commission voted 4-0 Monday to approve an enforcement order for 181 West Main Street that takes effect automatically on July

North Attleborough Commission Closes Gas Station Wetland Hearing, Rejects Fire-Rebuild Emergency Bid

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH -- June 16, 2026, North Attleborough Conservation Commission closes gas station wetland hearing and rejects fire-rebuild emergency bid. The commission voted unanimously June 16 to close the public hearing on a Notice of Intent for 563 South Washington Street, where Royalty Corporation proposes to install underground storage tanks

Conservation Commission Continues Wetlands Hearing, Issues Septic Compliance Certificate

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH -- June 11, 2026, North Attleborough's Conservation Commission continued four active permit hearings and accepted its conservation agent's resignation at its June 11 meeting. The agent, whose first name is Kevin, announced he is stepping down within the next month to six weeks, citing 80-

Rehoboth Conservation Commission Denies Spring Street Wetland Filing After Applicant No-Shows

REHOBOTH -- June 9, 2026, Rehoboth Conservation Commission denies a wetland delineation application and charts a path toward ADA trail grants after a packed June 9 session. The commission voted unanimously to issue a denial for an ANRAD at 61 Spring Street after the applicant failed to appear, submit required 24-

Norton Conservation Commission Orders Peer Review for Old Colony Road Commercial Building Revision

NORTON -- June 8, 2026, Norton Conservation Commission requires stormwater peer review before advancing Old Colony Road commercial building amendment. The commission voted unanimously at its June 8 meeting to require an independent peer review of stormwater plans for a proposed two-story commercial building at 416 Old Colony Road, after