Conservation Commission adopts revised general wetland bylaw
Conservation Commission adopted Version 4 of a revised general wetland bylaw section.
Conservation Commission adopted Version 4 of a revised general wetland bylaw section.
Topsfield Conservation Commission approved four tree removal projects involving 37 trees, along with utility pole and fireworks authorization for the Topsfield Fairgrounds and enforcement action for unauthorized wetland work.
Topsfield Conservation Commission approves permits for pool, church parking, and home expansion. The commission unanimously approved three Orders of Conditions at its August 12 meeting for environmental projects affecting wetlands buffer zones. Approvals included an in-ground pool and patio at 2
Topsfield Conservation Commission appoints new chair and approves permits. Andrew Mulholland was unanimously appointed chair, replacing Dodds Shamroth, while the board unanimously issued Certificates of Compliance for 11 Meetinghouse Lane and 26 Parsonage Lane and approved determinations of
Topsfield Conservation Commission approves nine permits and amends enforcement orders with June 24 deadline. The commission approved Certificates of Compliance for four residential properties, issued an Order of Conditions for a deck expansion and kitchen garden at 76 Campmeeting Road, and
Topsfield Conservation Commission approves tree removal and issues four compliance certifications. Vice Chair Jennifer DiCarlo led the meeting in the absence of Chair Dodds Shamroth, approving a Determination of Negligible Impact for removal of two dead or declining trees at 32 Summer Street with a
Topsfield Conservation Commission issues dual Orders of Conditions for major restaurant redevelopment. The commission unanimously approved the Topsfield Garages, LLC and Hancock Associates project at School Avenue, 10 School Avenue, and 35R Main Street, imposing strict environmental protections
Conservation Commission defers two linked notices of intent. Engineer Jay Polakiewicz of Hancock Associates presented the Topsfield Garages LLC proposal for a restaurant and structures at 10 School Avenue and 35R Main Street to the panel, which voted unanimously to continue the hearings (NOI
Topsfield Conservation Commission deferred two major redevelopment hearings at Topsfield Garages LLC's request. Chair Dodds Shamroth and members Andrew Mulholland, Maureen Bresnahan, and Ben Caiella voted unanimously to continue NOI 307-0873 (School Avenue redevelopment) and NOI 307-0872 (School
Topsfield Conservation Commission approves winery parking lot with pollinator garden and native tree requirements. Vice-Chair Jennifer DiCarlo's motion to issue a Negative 3 and Negative 6 Determination of Applicability for the Alfalfa Farm Winery at 249 Rowley Bridge Road passed unanimously,
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