Conservation Commission issues determinations on six applications
Conservation Commission held public hearings and made determinations on six resource applications. The commission voted unanimously to continue a Glendale Road culvert hearing to June 11, with Chair Debra Edelstein citing pending state approval and project funding concerns.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 4, 2026
HUDSON — Conservation Commission held public hearings and made determinations on six resource applications. The commission voted unanimously to continue a Glendale Road culvert hearing to June 11, with Chair Debra Edelstein citing pending state approval and project funding concerns. A patio expansion project at 2 Shoreline Drive was continued to June 18 after the commission found work had begun without a permit and requested revised plans including stormwater management calculations.
The commission voted 6-0-1 to close a hearing and issue an Order of Conditions for a barn and driveway project at 1 Annie Terrace Drive, requiring signage, yard waste restrictions, and two-year monitoring.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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