Conservation Commission Approves Walmart Expansion with Conditions
The Conservation Commission approved environmental conditions on three land projects at its October 1 meeting.
The Conservation Commission approved environmental conditions on three land projects at its October 1 meeting.
The Hudson Conservation Commission approved invasive vegetation removal and the Fort Meadow drawdown.
Hudson Conservation Commission approved four seasonal docks for Lake Boon properties.
Conservation Commission issued orders and continued four dock applications on Lake Boon.
Hudson Conservation Commission adopted a No Disturb Boundary Marker Policy, voting unanimously on July 16. The policy will be posted on the Commission's website by staff member Pam Helinek.
The Hudson Conservation Commission approved landscape and deck expansions at two Shoreline Drive properties and continued hearings on two other residential proposals.
Hudson Conservation Commission approved a shoreline deck expansion and continued three related property hearings to July 2.
Commission issued conditions for Glendale Road culvert project after unanimous vote. Chair Debra Edelstein and members Brooke Warrington, Brandon Parker, Paul Osborne, and Lauren Marshall approved the Order of Conditions on a 5-0 vote.
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.
Hudson Conservation Commission continued three public hearings to June 4 and set specific requirements for tree removal in protected areas.
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