Hudson Conservation Commission denied a dock permit and approved beaver dam removals. The commission voted 6-0-0 to deny after-the-fact approval for a dock at 75 Hunter Ave despite owner Emily Groom's request and the structure predating her purchase.
The Conservation Commission authorized Chair Debbi Edelstein to sign an Artisan deed restriction contingent on receiving a complete site plan. Brandon Parker moved the authorization, which passed 6-0-1, after Town Counsel approved the restriction text.
Hudson Conservation Commission continued two development hearings and approved completion of a wetland project. Vice Chair Brooke Warrington led the meeting.
Conservation Commission approved Lake Boon dock with conditions after deed restriction concern. Chair Debra Edelstein presided over a 4-2-0 vote to issue an Order of Conditions for a removable dock at 12 Town Line Road, requiring bearing plates under supports and dock removal during drawdown.
Hudson Conservation Commission continued a public hearing on Lake Boon dock proposal to March 5. The applicant, Aaron Moore, proposes to place a removable 128-square-foot dock in the 3rd Basin of Lake Boon, to be accessed via existing steps and removed for winter storage.
The Conservation Commission agreed to revise how it handles partial certificates of compliance.
Hudson Conservation Commission approved conditions for Shay Road residential development.
The Conservation Commission approved a stormwater plan revision for 325 Central Street and closed two wetland hearings with Orders of Conditions.
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