Commission Approves Permit for Deck Replacement at 195 Eliot Street
Commission approved deck replacement permit at 195 Eliot Street; continued hearings on major projects.
Commission approved deck replacement permit at 195 Eliot Street; continued hearings on major projects.
The Conservation Commission issued a Negative 3 Determination of Applicability for site landscaping and hardscaping at 5 Lakewood Street, approving the work with conditions.
Natick Conservation Commission discussed unpermitted wetland work at 4 Running Brook Circle, where property owner Edward Divino constructed a roman arch bridge and stone retaining wall to address erosion. Conservation Agent Claire Rundelli flagged concerns the bridge creates potential stream
The Natick Conservation Commission approved a landscape and hardscape project at 20 Edwards Road. Chair Matthew Gardner, with members Jeffrey Richards, David Howe, James Fitzgerald, and Christopher Stillman, voted unanimously 5-0-0 to issue a Negative 2 and Negative 3 Determination of Applicability
The Natick Conservation Commission approved three major projects and authorized a trail connection. The Commission voted 3-2 to issue an Order of Conditions for a 32-unit housing project at 5 Auburn Street despite Charles River concerns; a separate unanimous vote (5-0-0) approved the stormwater
Natick Conservation Commission approves residential development at 52 Everett Street. The Commission unanimously approved a Major Stormwater Permit and Request for Determination of Applicability for a 15-unit Open Space Residential Development on roughly 9 acres, with stormwater management systems
Conservation Commission approves violation settlement, continues hearings on three major development projects. Chair Matthew Gardner and the Commission voted unanimously on an Amended Stormwater Permit for 18-22 Magnolia Road after discovering approximately 21 unapproved trees removed during
Natick Conservation Commission's Oct. 2 meeting record is effectively missing. The transcript provided for the session contains only a single stray word and no substantive content — no agenda items, no hearings, no votes, no named commissioners or applicants.
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