Commission continues hearings, establishes tree removal standards
Hudson Conservation Commission continued three public hearings to June 4 and set specific requirements for tree removal in protected areas.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 21, 2026
Hudson Conservation Commission continued three public hearings to June 4 and set specific requirements for tree removal in protected areas. Members unanimously continued the Glendale Road culvert and 1 Annie Terrace barn hearings; they voted 6-0-1 to continue the 2 Shoreline Drive tree removal hearing, with member Brandon Parker recusing himself. Before continuing, the commission laid out requirements for applicants Sarah and Chris Hagen: obtain arborist certification, leave stumps and snags, and restore damage to the No Disturb Zone.
The commission also voted 6-0-1 to allow continued patio construction pending a permit hearing and issued a Partial Certificate of Compliance for 29 Deer Path.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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