Conservation Commission Approves Orders for Salvatore Circle Home
Wrentham Conservation Commission closed a continued hearing and approved Orders for residential work at 25 Salvatore Circle.
Wrentham Conservation Commission closed a continued hearing and approved Orders for residential work at 25 Salvatore Circle.
Wrentham Conservation Commission preserves Redbird Farm woodland, denies Birchwold party. The Conservation Commission voted to preserve a 3/4-acre native woodland at Redbird Farm in lieu of creating a replicated wetland area, directing Conservation Agent Darryl Luce to negotiate a three-year
Wrentham Conservation Commission unanimously approves truck parking expansion and residential garage permits. Conservation Agent Darryl Luce oversaw Orders for an expansion of paved and gravel parking at 20 & 20R Kenneth A. Miner Drive for truck parking and off-loading, with snow meltwater managed
Wrentham Conservation Commission approves Orders for two residential applications. The Commission approved Orders of Conditions for Amanda and Eric Lefebvre's property at 45 Melanie Lane for a garage conversion to in-law suite with detached garage, and for Todd and Monica Page's property at 3
Wrentham Conservation Commission approves septic system, schedules four hearings. The commission voted unanimously to issue a Certificate of Compliance for a septic system installation at 66 Circle Drive and continued four Notice of Intent applications for hearings in August and September. Chair
Wrentham Conservation Commission approves Shore Drive retaining wall replacement and continues Martha's Way hearing. The Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for Gerald Willette's Shore Drive retaining wall project with standard conditions and no bond required. For the Rice
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 accepts easements protecting 13.57 acres of White Barn Farm Woods and Beach Street properties. The Commission unanimously approved two Conservation Restrictions and related Baseline Document Reports on June 11, with Chair Leo Immonen authorized to sign the Wrentham White
Wrentham advances two residential projects to continued conservation review. The board scheduled June 11 hearings for James Flynn's proposed house reconstruction at 195 Elysium Street and Eliot Jamgochian's two-lot subdivision at 280 Berry Street, while approving a negative determination for
Conservation Commission continues Red Dam hearing pending state permits. Wrentham Director of Public Works Brian Antonioli has submitted plans for improvements to Red Dam on Lake Pearl at 715 Franklin Street. Conservation Agent Darryl Luce noted the project will require mitigation of 139 square
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