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Friday, October 30, 2026 Ashland, Massachusetts · Change town
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Conservation Commission Continues 10-60 Main Street Hearing

Ashland Conservation Commission continued a Notice of Intent hearing to October 26. The hearing concerns a property at 10-60 Main Street (DEP 95-1018) and ongoing environmental reviews.

Conservation Commission · Meeting of September 21, 2026

Ashland Conservation Commission continued a Notice of Intent hearing to October 26. The hearing concerns a property at 10-60 Main Street (DEP 95-1018) and ongoing environmental reviews. Vice Chair Carl Hakansson reported that the commission has received peer reviews from GCG on stormwater and from Beals and Thomas on floodplain issues, with a contamination review from Partners Environmental to be redone.

Partners Environmental will also review sub-slab testing results once produced, and the applicant will respond to all three peer review packets. The unanimous 6-0 vote was cast by Chair Gregory Wands, Vice Chair Hakansson, Owen Ackerman, Gene Crouch, Gabriel Toledo, and William Moulton.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of September 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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