Conservation Commission continues hearings, approves Eversource project
Hudson Conservation Commission continued two development hearings and approved completion of a wetland project. Vice Chair Brooke Warrington led the meeting.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 2, 2026
Hudson Conservation Commission continued two development hearings and approved completion of a wetland project. Vice Chair Brooke Warrington led the meeting. The Commission unanimously continued the hearing on a proposed barn at 1 Annie Terrace to April 16 and a 13 Port Street stormwater application to May 7, identifying concerns about tree clearing and wetland delineation at Annie Terrace and requesting a site visit with a wetland scientist.
The Commission unanimously approved a Partial Certificate of Compliance for Eversource's MBTA right-of-way project. The Commission also discussed an Open Space Residential Development plan for Field Stream Lane that would donate its entire 200-foot Riverfront Area to the Conservation Commission.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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