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Commission approves Rice Fields athletic expansion with stormwater conditions

Wrentham Conservation Commission approves Rice Fields athletic expansion with environmental conditions. The Commission voted unanimously to issue a positive determination for the William Rice Recreation Complex project, which will add two baseball fields and three soccer fields with lighting and

Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 25, 2026

Wrentham Conservation Commission approves Rice Fields athletic expansion with environmental conditions. The Commission voted unanimously to issue a positive determination for the William Rice Recreation Complex project, which will add two baseball fields and three soccer fields with lighting and parking. Agent Darryl Luce flagged concerns about stormwater discharge from a proposed ADA parking area discharging into a nearby wetland and recommended engineering review before final Orders of Conditions are issued.

In other business, the Commission approved an Order of Conditions for a home reconstruction at 195 Elysium Street, requiring a 5,200 dollar erosion control bond on a property with a steep slope to Mirror Lake.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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