The Bellingham Conservation Commission continues four major development hearings to March 25. Applications on 77 Bruce Road (failing septic system and prior tree removal), Blackstone Street (street improvements with vernal pool impacts), 455 Hartford Ave (commercial building in buffer zone), and
Bellingham Conservation Commission continued two major wetland hearings and raised new environmental concerns at its March 11 meeting.
Conservation Commission approves after-the-fact tree removal and utility pole replacement. The Conservation Commission voted 4-1 to approve the after-the-fact removal of two large pine trees within the wetlands buffer zone at 375 Maple Street with a replication planting plan, with Steven Kohler
Bellingham Conservation Commission approved an after-the-fact wetland permit at 375 Maple Street over DEP objections and continued four other hearings at its February 25 meeting.
Bellingham Conservation Commission continues three environmental hearings and expands peer review. The Commission ordered a Maple Street homeowner to replant eight white pines to compensate for two large trees removed from a wetland buffer zone, with a planting plan due by February 25. The
Bellingham Conservation Commission unanimously approved a revised $6,500 peer review scope for the contentious Blackstone Street road extension project at its January 28 meeting.
Conservation Commission approves stormwater upgrade, rejects rail herbicide use. Chairman Michael O'Herron's Conservation Commission issued an Order of Conditions for a water main and stormwater project affecting Lakeshore Drive, Indian Run Road, and Bernier Lane. In a 4-1 vote, the Commission
Bellingham Conservation Commission votes 4-1 to bar mechanical vegetation removal along the MBTA rail right-of-way without a full Notice of Intent.
Bellingham Conservation Commission approves emergency tree removal and advances Lake Hayawa drainage overhaul at December 10 meeting.
Bellingham's Conservation Commission continued its two most contested open hearings and authorized $5,900 in additional peer review at its November 12 meeting.
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