Conservation Commission approves septic plan at 257 Oak Street
Ashland Conservation Commission approves septic project at 257 Oak Street in 5-0 vote. The Commission issued an Order of Conditions for the septic system owned by Sharron Tufts and represented by JD Marquedant and Associates after Conservation Agent Becca Solomon confirmed Board of Health approval
Conservation Commission · Meeting of July 27, 2026
Ashland Conservation Commission approves septic project at 257 Oak Street in 5-0 vote. The Commission issued an Order of Conditions for the septic system owned by Sharron Tufts and represented by JD Marquedant and Associates after Conservation Agent Becca Solomon confirmed Board of Health approval with no requested changes. The Commission continued hearings on projects at 167-171 Pleasant Street to August 10 and at 90 Waverly Street to August 24, where the Waverly Street application faces expiration if no new information is submitted.
The Commission also unanimously approved a minor modification at 10 Birch Lane for a ground-level wood patio and extended the Notice of Intent deadline at 0 Pond Street to August 27.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of July 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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