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.
The Ashland Conservation Commission cleared a fence project and continued three stormwater permit hearings to September 28.
Ashland Conservation Commission issued an enforcement order at 82 Hardwick Road requiring stormwater mitigation for unpermitted construction, voting 5-1 on the action, with Gene F. Crouch dissenting. The board also issued a Partial Certificate of Compliance on the same vote, allowing the property
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
Ashland Conservation Commission approves bank expansion waiver and manages development review queue. The commission unanimously approved a stormwater waiver for Middlesex Savings Bank's 300 square foot expansion at 2 West Union Street, finding that the project will decrease net impervious area. The
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
Ashland Conservation Commission authorizes letter to solar developer on Cross Street property. The commission voted 6-0 on July 20 to authorize Vice Chair Carl Hakansson to send a letter to Agilitas Energy regarding its undeveloped parcel at 0 Cross Street. The letter, which will be reviewed by
Ashland Conservation Commission approves Historical Society parking lot project and town intersection improvements.
Ashland Conservation Commission approves three residential projects and five emergency removals. The commission unanimously cleared three Requests for Determinations of Applicability for projects at 5 Grover Road (patio), 0/175 Oak Street (soil testing), and 62 Fountain Street (accessory dwelling
Commission continues 10-60 Main Street development hearing on contamination issues at Nyanza site.
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