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Conservation Commission continues 40B hearing, awaiting peer reviews

Conservation Commission continues residential development hearing to September 21. The Ashland Conservation Commission continued its hearing on a Notice of Intent for a 10-60 Main Street residential development to September 21, 2026, pending completion of peer reviews and soil testing. Vice Chair

Conservation Commission · Meeting of August 17, 2026

ASHLAND — Conservation Commission continues residential development hearing to September 21. The Ashland Conservation Commission continued its hearing on a Notice of Intent for a 10-60 Main Street residential development to September 21, 2026, pending completion of peer reviews and soil testing. Vice Chair Carl Hakansson reported that a contamination review from Partners Environmental was insufficient in scope.

Peer reviewers Beals and Thomas conducted a site walk August 12 with representatives from the Commission and applicant. The applicant plans to respond to all peer review comments in a single package once all reviews are complete.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of August 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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