# conservation-commission — 9 documents, concatenated for reading and search # # This is a CONVENIENCE BUNDLE, not a source. Every document below is # published separately and byte-identically; cite the individual file, # whose path is given in each header, rather than this bundle. # Index of all boards: https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/minutes/INDEX.txt # The town's own scanned original is linked per document. ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-07-01-minutes-7880.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-07-01 KIND : minutes OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-07-01-minutes-7880.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Minutes/_07012026-7880 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacant Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jamie – Conservation Agent MINUTES Wednesday, 1 July 2026 – 7:00 PM | Zoom (Remote) 1. CALL TO ORDER Roll Call: Present: J. Pewtherer, A. Burnap, M. Larouche, M. Wilson and T. Doucette. Absent: R. Bursch Call to Order at 7:02 pm by J. Pewtherer 2. APPOINTMENTS: None 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Public Comment: None b. Pollinator Habitat Update J. Pewtherer uploaded and shared pictures. The Pollinator Habitat received an official Citation from Massachusetts which stated that Pollinator Habitat received the 2026 Greening Award at the Botanical Garden in W. Boylston. M. Larouche was one of 6 present for the award. Minutes of Previous Meetings: 06/03/2026 Motion: T. Doucette, for approval Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE 06/17/2026 Motion: M. Larouche, for approval Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE 4. Chair J. Pewtherer commented that Admin Assistant Michael Gale’s last day with the commission is approaching. H. Jamie stated that Michael’s last day was June 18th due to planned vacation and she hopes that he can continue in some capacity with the town because he is a true asset. He will be very missed. ===PAGE 2=== 5. NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS All hearings are pursuant to MGL Ch 131, s 40 as amended and the Town of Lunenburg Wetlands Protection and Municipal Bylaws: a. 101 Horizon Island Road: NOI-26-20 Notice of Intent by Robert Wright for the construction of a new addition to an existing dwelling. Ryan Proctor (Dillis & Roy) represented the applicant. The project is an addition to an existing dwelling and R. Proctor explained the proposed project. Portions of the decking will be removed that is in the buffer to allow for the addition. Should access toward the water be something the homeowner wanted it would be best to discuss it now or only a limited area outside the buffer is viable. Motion: T Doucette, for a negative determination. Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE b. 701 Reservoir Road: NOI26-21 Notice of Intent by the Reservoir Recreational Trust for the construction of a new concrete boat ram on Lake Shirley at Shady Point Ryan Proctor (Dillis & Roy) represented the applicant. Owner Chris ______ was also present. The project is a proposed concrete boat ramp to replace, stabilize and improve the current boat ramp at Shady Point on Lake Shirley. Carl Luck, Sunset Lane was present who raised questions about drainage and component (concrete) of the boat ramp. Request by Commission for more information possible different compositions for the ramp. Motion: M. Larouche, continued to 7/15 for DEP Number Second T. Doucette Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE c. 10 Parmenter Road – Lot 18 – 91 Round Road NOI-26-22 Notice of Intent by Benjamin Builders minor site work for driveway entrance and Rain Garden Ryan Proctor (Dill & Roy) represented the owner. This is Lot 18 now known as 91 Round Road and is a single family house. Super elevated driveway to address runoff. The stormwater plan/permit has been uploaded that includes this lot for review. Motion: M. Larouche, continued to 7/15 for DEP Number Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE d. 10 Parmenter Road – 115 Round Road RDA-26-6 Notice of Intent by Benjamin Builders for the construction of a common driveway entrance with site grading Ryan Proctor (Dill & Roy) represented the owner. Storm Water plan was upload for review. R. Proctor discussed and presented the project. H. Jamie’s notes were read. Motion: M. Larouche, for a negative determination Second T. Doucette Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE e. 100 Laurel Lane: RDA-26-7Request for Determination of Applicability by Brian Pollard for the decommissioning of a septic system and installation of a grinder pump ===PAGE 3=== Motion: M. Wilson, continued to 7/15 Second T. Doucette Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE 6. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS a. 1625 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-10 (Continued to 7/15/26) b. 860 New West Townsend Road NOI-26-1 Notice of Intend by Daniel & Rachel Brackett for a common driveway to provide access to four residential lots Ryan Proctor present for the owner who stated that the Planning Board Process has not been completed as the Commission asked to see. Hearing on 7/13 Motion: M Larouche, continued to 7/15 Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE c. 934 Massachusetts Avenue NOI-26-17 Notice of Intend by Unitil for the construction of a new substation and replacement of utility poles. Motion: M Larouche, continued to 7/15 Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Docette - AYE d. 507 West Townsend Road: NOI-26-19 (Continued from 06/03/26) Notice of Intent by Jahnke Construction LLC for the construction of a single-family home with a wetland crossing Zack Man of New England Environmental Design was present for the applicant. Z Man gave a quick overview of the project. The Well has been moved out of the buffer zone, the house has been moved as far as possible from the buffer zone but there is a wetland crossing at the front of the property effecting the driveway. DEP number and comments received from DEP regarding adhering to Stream Crossing Standards and a 1 to 1 replication. Motion: M. Larouche, to continue to July 15 Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE J. Pewtherer - AYE 7. ADMINISTRATIVE DETERMINATIONS: a. Conservation Administrator’s Determinations i. 56 Laurel Lane CAD-25-7 H. Jamie’s report was reviewed. Removal of a tree leaving the stump. Tree is outside the 30 foot buffer. Motion: M. Wilson, to ratify Agent’s determination Second T. Doucette Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE ===PAGE 4=== ii. 82 Peninsula Drive CAD-26-8 H. Jamie’s report was reviewed. Removal of a tree close to the house with an in kind 2:1 replication. Motion: M. Larouche, to ratify Agent’s determination Second M. Wilson Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE b. Amended Order of Conditions: None c. Extension Request Permits: 757 Chase Road 208-1217 CEXT-26-1 J. Almonte of Land Design Collabrative representing Empire Management. J. Almonte gave an overview of the proposed project and a request for an extension of the existing Order of Conditions. The project was approved in 2001, all permits (Planning, Zoning, etc. ) have all expired. Nothing has changed and all permitting requirements have been resubmitted. H. Jamie stated that although her comments are not a part of this discussion, H. Jamie was at the site for a site inspection and to the right side of the current structure there is an additional building where she observed vehicles being washed on the property. The wash water appeared to flow toward the adjacent wetland resource area. While H Jamie was there she met with chair M. Proctor from the Board of Health, who had presented on site with the same concern. Staff indicated that this had been their practice for many years, even though there was a violation issued last year and a cease and desist was issued, which was completely disregarded. There were soaps, detergents, grease, oils and other pollutants that have the potential to impact adjacent resource areas. Also I want to preface this when considering an extension of an existing Order of Condition, if the property owner cannot abide by current standards of the Wetlands Protection Act, it leads me to believe that they lose their right to receive their extension until they remediated these ongoing issues. I recommend that the Commission direct the property owner to immediately discontinue this activity. If the practice continues after notification, I recommend that the Commission authorize the issuance of a formal Notice of Violation and pursue appropriate enforcement action. J. Almonte assured the Commission that all car washing activities on the property have ceased. A letter will be sent of a pre-warning of enforcement if activities continue. Brian Lafferty of Empire Management, owner of the property, was present. The dealerships rent the property. A statement that this will not happen again, there will be no more car washing at the facility. H. Jamie stated that she was at the property and she witnessed the washing of cars. Topography is such that the highest point washes to the lowest point. Car washing was at the highest point washing into the lowest point, which is a wetland. H. Jamie respectfully stated that she witnessed the car washing and spoke directly to the entity washing the cars. Violations are sent to the name and address listed in the public records of the Town of Lunenburg. Motion: M. Wilson, to approve the extension to Order of Conditions for 3 years Second M. Larouche Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE T. Doucette - AYE d. Certificates of Compliance: None e. Notice of Project Change: None 8. ENFORCEMENT a. Violations, Enforcement Actions, and Hearings: i. 1168 Mass Ave Rear H. Jaime notice from DEP. They advised the Commission should move forward with an Enforcement Order to best address the situation. They are requesting that the Enforcement Order require the following: An evaluation of the property for all the wetland resource areas and reviews that quantify all the altered wetland resource areas, the evaluation to be conducted by a qualified wetland professional and the evaluation should ===PAGE 5=== include subservice soil analysis of sufficient depth throughout the site, including areas along the stream and areas that confirm through the ORAD. DEP recommends that this deliverable is due no later than 30 days of the issuance of the Enforcement Order. They are also asking for the submission of a restoration plan, which includes surveyed topo plans and a description of the unpermitted work and the areas to be restored. They want written confirmation of the intent to comply with the Order within 5 business days of the date the Enforcement Order is issued. They recommend that the Commission review the bvw delineations associated with the ORAD so we can confirm the bank resource area associated with the intermittent streams and that it is still present on the property and should be included in the evaluation. The 2 year time frame to inforce violations is nearing the end. We have reached out to the property owner numerous times, it took a long time to get DEP out there and made numerous attempts in various ways to contact the property owner without a response. They seem to wants to work on this but are not being pushed enough so that they are present something to resolve the issues. DEP wants an Enforcement Order issued and H. Jamie is in favor of doing same. Motion: M. Larouche, to Issue Enforcement Order with DEP Recommendations Second T. Doucette Vote: M. Wilson – Recuse M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE J. Pewtherer - AYE b. Emergency Certifications: None c. 9. NEW BUSINESS a. Updates: None Commission Open Discussion M. Wilson – Mass Recreational Trails Grant Program is a good source of funding for the Commission to do conservation land improvements. This year we applied for two separate grants. One for the Table Rock parking area and the permitting work that had been done by Mass Recreational Trails and one for installation of the Rayno property parking area with engineering and permitting done by Recreational Trails. Unfortunately we were not awarded grant money. It appears grants funding is down this year. They had 121 applications and funded 50. A lot of the ones funded were funding for rail trails and bigger ticket projects. Federal Funding has gone away. We can apply again next year. Rayno property might be a property for state funding grants. T. Doucette stated he appreciates the work done although grant funding was not approved. Mention was made that M. Wilson did most of the work on grants. b. By-Law Discussion H. Jaime continued to a later meeting. 10. OLD BUSINESS a. Conservation budget: i. Massey Tract H. Jamie stated that this property is a part of the Forest Legacy Program and that North County Land Trust is helping the property owner. The Director of North County Land Trust and Town Counsel talked regarding what is required by the Town. Town Counsel advised that they had a conversation with and our Town Manager J. Warren who is differing to the Commission with regard to a question regarding the deed. North County Land trust is requesting a commitment of 25% of the cost of a Title Search and Title Insurance, of which 75% will be reimbursed by the Federal Government. According to Town Counsel, the total cost of Title Insurance and Title Search is below $5,000 of which the Commission would be responsible for 25%. M. Wilson suggested that these funds come from the Timber Rights Account. Motion: M. Wilson, to approve 25% of the funds necessary for title search and title insurance for Massey property as a part of Forest Legacy Program (through North County Land Trust) Second M. Larouche ===PAGE 6=== Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE J. Pewtherer - AYE b. Encroachment Issues: None to discuss. c. Hollis Rd Residence: Cleaned on July 6th and 7th Woodstove on Facebook – M. Wilson has a Facebook account for posting Personal Property Left in the Residence Deed to Hollis Road Property stipulations and restrictions – to be circulated by H. Jamie Building tour with Plumber – corrosion on boiler, installed in 2005, no leaks p-traps missing although they are present in the basement and to code kitchen faucet – only screen needs cleaning shower values – no leaking and working building needs upgraded from 100 amp service – not needed at this time Updated List from Chris Ruth – had been circulated to Commission New roof on shed Appliances supplied by custodian not the Commission d. Committee Reports – No Update i. Master Plan Steering Committee: No update ii. Open Space: No update iii. Storm Water: Meeting on the 24th went through commercial properties and made sense to what is in town 11. COMMUNICATIONS / PUBLIC COMMENT 12. UPCOMING MEETING SCHEDULE: a. Wednesday 07/15 at 7:00PM by Zoom 13. ADJOURN Motion: M. Wilson, to adjourn at 9:43PM Second T. Doucette Vote: M. Wilson – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE J. Pewtherer - AYE Respectfully submitted, Andrea Schnepf – Admin Asst. ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-07-11-agenda-7895.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-07-11 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-07-11-agenda-7895.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_07112026-7895 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent Michael Gale – Admin Assistant AGENDA SITE WALKS Saturday, July 11, 2026 – 9:30AM-11:30AM 1. 15 White Street: NOI-26-23 Notice of Intent by Carlos Silvera for the repair / upgrade of failed septic system ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-07-15-agenda-7909.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-07-15 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-07-15-agenda-7909.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_07152026-7909 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent AGENDA Wednesday, July 15, 2026 – 7:00 PM | Zoom (Remote) In accordance with the requirements of the Open Meeting Law, please be advised that this meeting is being audio / video recorded. The agenda lists all the topics which may be discussed at the meeting, and those reasonably anticipated by the Chair. Votes may be taken from these discussions. Not all items may be discussed, and other items may be raised to the extent permitted by Open Meeting Law. Please be advised that the Town of Lunenburg utilizes Zoom platform as host for its hybrid and remote meetings; that the Zoom platform utilizes AI technology, known as “AI Companion,” to create audio transcriptions of meetings to aid in the subsequent preparation of meeting minutes; and that AI Companion is activated immediately upon launching the Zoom application. You are hereby notified that this AI technology may capture audio prior to the start of the meeting and/or following the conclusion of the meeting. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/J/87526214314. Meeting ID: 875 2621 4314 . One Tap Mobile: +13092053325,,87526214314# US +13126266799,,87526214314# US (Chicago). Phone callers may unmute by pressing *6 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPOINTMENTS 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Public Comment. (Comments are to be limited to 3 minutes and on a subject matter under the direct jurisdiction of the commission. Comments about current agenda items are to be made during the comment period of the specific agenda item. Please address all comments to the Chair) b. Pollinator Habitat Update c. Minutes of Previous Meetings: 07.01.26 4. NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS All hearings are pursuant to MGL Ch 131, s 40 as amended and the Town of Lunenburg Wetlands Protection and Municipal Bylaws: a. 15 White Street: NOI-26-23 Notice of Intent by Carlos Silvera for the repair / upgrade of failed septic system 5. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS a. 1625 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-10 (Continued from 05/06/26) Notice of Intent by the Town of Lunenburg Conservation Commission for the construction of an ADA parking and re-construction of an existing hiking trail at Cowdery Nature Center. b. 860 New West Townsend Road: NOI-26-1 (Continued from 07/01/26) Notice of Intent by Daniel & Rachel Brackett for a common driveway to provide access to four residential lots c. 934 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-17 (Continued from 07/01/26) Notice of Intent by Unitil for the construction of a new substation and replacement of utility poles d. 18 Oak Ridge Road: NOI-26-14 (Continued from 06/03/26) Notice of Intent by Steven Vitone & Melissa McCarthy for the demolition and reconstruction of a single-family home with a new sewage disposal system. a. 507 West Townsend Road: NOI-26-19 (Continued from 07/01/26) Notice of Intent by Jahnke Construction LLC for the construction of a single-family home with a wetland crossing b. 701 Reservoir Road: NOI-26-21 (Continued from 07/01/26) Notice of Intent by the Reservoir Recreational Trust for the construction of a new concrete boat ramp on Lake Shirley at Shady Point c. 91 Round Road PKA 10 Parmenter Road: NOI-26-22 (Continued from 07/01/26) Notice of Intent by Benjamin Builders minor site work for driveway entrance and Rain Garden d. 100 Laurel Lane: RDA-26-7 (Continued from 07/01/26) Request for Determination of Applicability by Brian Pollard for the decommissioning of a septic system and installment of grinder pump 6. OTHER BUSINESS a. Administrator's Determination b. Amended Order of Conditions: c. Extension Request Permits: d. Certificates of Compliance: i. 287 Hollis Rd: COC-26-4 e. Notice of Project Change: 7. ENFORCEMENT a. Violations, Enforcement Actions, and Hearings: i. 1168 Mass Ave Rear b. Emergency Certifications: 8. NEW BUSINESS a. Updates: b. Commission Open Discussion: c. Topics Unknown – 48 Hrs Advance of Meeting d. By-Law Discussion i. Draft Changes for Fee Schedule 9. OLD BUSINESS a. Conservation budget: i. Eagle Scouts Project b. Encroachment Issues: c. Hollis Rd Residence: d. Committee Reports – Any Update i. Master Plan Steering Committee ii. Open Space iii. Storm Water 10. COMMUNICATIONS / PUBLIC COMMENT 11. UPCOMING MEETING SCHEDULE: a. Wednesday 08/05 at 7:00PM by Zoom 12. ADJOURN ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-07-15-minutes-7909.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-07-15 KIND : minutes OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-07-15-minutes-7909.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Minutes/_07152026-7909 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacant Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent MINUTES Wednesday, 15 July 2026 – 7:00 PM | Zoom (Remote) 1. CALL TO ORDER Roll Call: Present: J. Pewtherer, A. Burnap, M. Larouche, and T. Doucette. Absent: R. Bursch, M. Wilson Call to Order at 7:04 pm by J. Pewtherer 2. APPOINTMENTS: None 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Public Comment: None b. Pollinator Habitat Update J. Pewtherer uploaded and shared pictures. M. Larouche stated that they have put on the first layer of mineral paper on the shed roof and it was stripped, just awaiting shingles. He hopes TO continue later next week. M. Larouche thanked the commission for his shirt. Milkweed is blooming, there are milkweed leaf beetles, wild bergamot, these are things that were seen in the garden this week. Minutes of: 07/1/2026 Motion: T. Doucette, for approval Second M. Larouche Vote: T. Doucette – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE 4. NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS All hearings are pursuant to MGL Ch 131, s 40 as amended and the Town of Lunenburg Wetlands Protection and Municipal Bylaws: a. 15 White Street: NOI-26-23 Notice of Intent by Carlos Silvera for the repair / upgrade of failed septic system Luke Rotti was present, as the soil evaluator and septic installer. The engineer was not available. Mr. Rotti was present for the PERC test. Mr. Rotti is familiar with the plan, and a more detailed plan was uploaded recently. When members of the commission did the site walk, it was difficult to make where on the property the septic was going, so the uploaded plan is much better. Mr. Rotti stated that the existing septic system is in the rear of the house; the proposed system will be on the side of the house at a higher elevation and as far away from the wetlands as possible, which are at the rear of the ===PAGE 2=== house. H. Jamie stated that she met the engineer at the site in late fall. They worked together to find the best and most appropriate side for the new system. There is no DEP number as of yet on this project Motion: M. Larouche, for continuance until 8/5/26 Second T. Doucette Vote: T. Doucette - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE 5. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS a. 1625 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-10 (Continued from 5/6/26/26) H. Jamie is asking for a continuance on behalf of the applicant to continue to resolve issues. Motion: T. Doucette, continue to August 19th. Second M. Laroche Vote: T. Doucette - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE b. 860 New West Townsend Road NOI-26-1 Continued from 7/1/26 Notice of Intend by Daniel & Rachel Brackett for a common driveway to provide access to four residential lots Ryan Proctor present for the owner who stated there have been no outstanding questions or comments from the commission at this point. R. Proctor stated that with regard to the Planning Board, they have met the requirement of review engineers, Graves Engineering. Currently, the only outstanding issue as submitting a draft HOA document to be reviewed by town counsel. R. Proctor stated that the letter from Graves was uploaded to the portal as well as the most recent plan, which has no changes. If there are no further questions from this commission, a request was made to close this hearing. T. Doucette asked what the HOA is in regard to. R. Proctor stated that the HOA covers basically everything and has been submitted to town counsel. These are townhouses. The Planning Board is primarily concerned with the common driveway themselves including snow plowing and maintenance. T. Doucette asked if the draft HOA was uploaded. R. Proctor was unsure of it was uploaded to the portal as it is a draft. If it has not been, he will upload the HOA draft document. M. Larouche stated that R. Proctor has not gotten a response from the Planning Board on the latest submission but he could with regard to the both the site plan and HOA. R Proctor stated that the presented the revised plans and there were no questions. He addressed comments from the fire department. Outstanding question related to the HOA and thickness of the pavement. There are no other outstanding design question of any nature. H. Jamie stated that she had concerns about a proposed HOA. If the Selectboard denies it, it serves no purpose. R. Proctor stated that the operation agreements will point toward the operation, the HOA agreement will point toward the operation and maintenance manual, which is included in the stormwater report, which you did receive a copy of. All are those are outlined and I will make sure you have all the latest drainage reports. H. Jamie stated that if all of that is in place, it is in everyone’s interest to move forward. Motion: T. Doucette, to Approve Notice of Intent for Common Driveway Second M. Laroche Vote: T. Doucette - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE c. 934 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-17 (Continued from 07/01/26 Notice of Intent for Unitil for the construction of a new substation and replacement of utility poles H. Jamie stated that applicant has requested a continuance until the next meeting Motion: T. Doucette, Continued until August 5th Second M. Laroche Vote: T. Doucette - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE ===PAGE 3=== d. 507 West Townsend Road NOI 26-19 (Continued from 6/3/26) Notice of Intent by Jahnke Construction LLC for the construction of single family home with wetland crossing H. Jamie stated that no one was present and suggest a continuance until the next meeting Motion: T. Doucette, Continued until August 5th Second M. Laroche Vote: T. Doucette - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE J. Pewtherer – AYE e. 701 Reservoir Road NOI-26-21 (Continued from 7/1/26) Notice of Intent by the Reservoir Recreational Trust for the construction of a new concrete boat ramp on Lake Shirley at Shady Point R. Proctor (Dillis & Roy) was present for the applicant who stated that a DEP number was received with comments relating to quantifying impacts. R. Proctor stated that in addition to the boat ramp, they were also proposing some shoreline stabilization improvements by way of a wall. They are soliciting quotes for a wildlife habitat evaluation. This is required when you alter greater than 50 linear feet of a shoreline. Also, there was a question as to the impervious area for the project as it related to stormwater. R. Proctor stated that the comments were just received and he will be working through them and submit revised materials. R. Proctor stated that he is asking for a continuance. Rich Pearson, 75 Ruth Street was present through zoom who stated that he is totally in favor of this project. The owner is generous to the lake community in many ways and to the larger Lunenburg community as well. H. James stated that she has received two letter of support. One from Andrew Storm and one from Joanna Bilotta, who is the president of the Lake Shirley Improvement Corporation. Also a letter from Carl Luck with concerns. Andrew Storm, 715 Flat Hill Road, was present and stated that he supports the project as stated in his letter (will be upload to the portal). The boat ramp is an invaluable resource to the promote access to the lake. Carl Luck was present at the meeting. C. Luck stated that he submitted his concerns by letter. They do have a commonality with DEP concerns but I do support his project. The ramp does need to be improved and it is his hope that it is done in the best way possible. Mr. Luck would like to see pervious pavers used for the ramp. At the last meeting it appears to have a significant increase in the impervious area within 50 feet of the lake. R. Proctor stated that they will be addressing the impervious question and will be coming back with an answer to that and will be formalizing same in a letter. D. DeFazion of 31 Fire Road was present at the meeting and stated that she has seen several commercial or State boat ramps and they are all concrete and has concerns about pavers being able to handle the traffic. This is a revamp of the existing ramp and due to wear and tear needs upgrading. D. Defazon is also in favor of this project. Chair Pewtherer stated that she wanted to echo the sentiment that she is hearing that the applicant has worked really hard to protect the trees and shoreline in the past and is continuing to do so now. Carl Luck stated that in his letter he has concerns about power loading boats, which rips up the bottom of the lake and would like to see some restriction on power loading boats. Mr. Luck is also concerned about the amount of solid wall around the lake. Most of the walls have been stone walls so that the habitat is not disturbed. C. Luck stated that the in the past the Commission has pushed people toward stone walls. J. Pewtherer stated for clarification that power loading is using the boat’s motor to get the boat on the trailer rather than using a winch. Chris Coffin, owner, stated that they do not allow power loading and we do have signage that we don’t allow it but we can’t catch everyone. With regard to walls, there are many walls being put in with blocks, two recent ones in the channel. C. Luck asked for information on those walls. H. Jamie stated that that is not relevant to this hearing and C. Luck can request information outside this hearing. R. Proctor is asking to continue the hearing until August 5th. Motion: T. Doucette, to continue to 8/5 Second M. Larouche Vote: J. Pewtherer - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE ===PAGE 4=== f. 91 Round Road PKA 10 Parmenter Road NOI-26-22 (Continued from 7/1/26) Notice of Intent by Benjamin Builders minor site work for driveway entrance and Rain Garden Ryan Proctor (Dillis & Roy) was present in place of Greg Roy. His intent was to submit a request for continuation, which was not done. Since R. Proctor is present he asked for a continuation until August 5th. Motion: T. Doucette, to continue to 8/5 Second A. Burnap Vote: J. Pewtherer - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE g. 100 Laurel Lane: RDA-26-7 (Continued from 7/1/26) Request for Determination of Applicability by Brian Pollard for the decommissioning of a septic system and installation of grinder pump Brian Pollard was present at the meeting who stated that they are going to decommission the existing septic system and will be installing a grinder pump in place of the septic tank and pump to connect to the town sewer system. An ADU will also be tied in. The existing septic system with be abandoned with the tank being pumped and filled. There will be erosion control. H. Jamie stated that she has worked with the applicant on this project and believes this is the best solution as they are tying into town sewage. Applicant needs to get conservation approval so they can move forward with the DPW portion of this project. H. Jamie would recommend a negative determination on this application. Motion: T. Doucette, for a negative determination Second M. Larouche Vote: J. Pewtherer - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE 6. ADMINISTRATIVE DETERMINATIONS: a. Adminstrator’s Determination - None b. Amended Order of Conditions: None c. Extension Request Permits: None d. Certificates of Compliance: i. 1168 Mass Avenue - Rear H. Jamie gave her report. No unauthorized structures or alterations were noted. Motion: M. Larouche, to approve Certificate of Compliance Second T. Doucette Vote: J. Pewtherer - AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE e. Notice of Project Change: None 7. ENFORCEMENT a. Violations, Enforcement Actions, and Hearings: i. 1168 Mass Ave Rear Enforcement Order sent on 7/8/26, rep responded with receipt on 7/10/26. b. Emergency Certifications: None 8. NEW BUSINESS a. Updates: None ===PAGE 5=== Commission Open Discussion b. By-Law Discussion H. Jamie is proposing amending the Wetlands Protection Bylaw (Article XXI) – specifically the section governing filing fees to more clearly state: - The Conservation Commission shall establish and amend its fee schedule by vote of the Commission; and - The adopted fee schedule shall be maintained by the Commission and made available to the public. Additionally, to remove actual dollar amounts included in the bylaw and instead reference the fee schedule adopted by the Commission. J. Pewtherer stated that now it is very hard for the Commission to change fees because it requires a Town Meeting vote. This would enable the Commission to change fees with a vote of the Commission. M. Larouche stated his support for the change in bylaw and fees schedule. M. Pewtherer stated she would like to continue this discussion until there is a full board. Kim Duffy of 1479 Mass Avenue was present at the meeting. She shared that she was recently at the Cowdry and the red trail along the river is completely overgrown. She is suggesting that if a group is looking for a project, the area needs to be cleared out. There is also a need for a foot bridge to cross the water. J. Pewtherer asked when she was there and K. Duffy answered July 4th. J. Pewtherer asked that K. Duffy send an email to H Jamie and copy the board. There are other groups willing to do projects. 9. OLD BUSINESS a. Conservation budget: Eagle Scout Project J. Pewtherer stated that although she would prefer not to make the Eagle Scouts wait, she feels it is important to have a full board to vote on the project. T. Doucette stated that he is in favor of this project and providing funds to support it. J. Pewtherer stated that she does have some reservations with this project. In the past, Eagle Scouts came with a fully complete project where their funding sources are coming from, what materials they are using. Discussion continued for a full board b. Encroachment Issues: None to discuss. c. Hollis Rd Residence: No Update d. Committee Reports – No Update i. Master Plan Steering Committee: No update ii. Open Space: No update iii. Storm Water: No update 10. COMMUNICATIONS / PUBLIC COMMENT 11. UPCOMING MEETING SCHEDULE: a. Wednesday 8/5 at 7:00PM by Zoom 12. ADJOURN Motion: M. Larouche, to adjourn at 9:33PM Second T. Doucette Vote: J. Pewtherer – AYE M. Larouche – AYE A. Burnap - AYE T. Doucette – AYE Respectfully submitted, Andrea Schnepf – ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-08-01-agenda-7931.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-08-01 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-08-01-agenda-7931.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_08012026-7931 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent AGENDA SITE WALKS Saturday, August 1, 2026 – 9:30AM-11:30AM 1. 108 Sunny Hill Road: NOI-26-24 Notice of Intent by Jacqueline Rager for a driveway crossing of isolated wetland area (BYLAW ONLY) 2. 157 Goodrich Street: NOI-26-25 Notice of Intent by Stephen Violette for the construction of an irrigation pond ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-08-05-agenda-7944.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-08-05 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-08-05-agenda-7944.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_08052026-7944 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent AGENDA Wednesday, August 5, 2026 – 7:00 PM | Zoom (Remote) In accordance with the requirements of the Open Meeting Law, please be advised that this meeting is being audio / video recorded. The agenda lists all the topics which may be discussed at the meeting, and those reasonably anticipated by the Chair. Votes may be taken from these discussions. Not all items may be discussed, and other items may be raised to the extent permitted by Open Meeting Law. Please be advised that the Town of Lunenburg utilizes Zoom platform as host for its hybrid and remote meetings; that the Zoom platform utilizes AI technology, known as “AI Companion,” to create audio transcriptions of meetings to aid in the subsequent preparation of meeting minutes; and that AI Companion is activated immediately upon launching the Zoom application. You are hereby notified that this AI technology may capture audio prior to the start of the meeting and/or following the conclusion of the meeting. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/J/87526214314. Meeting ID: 875 2621 4314 . One Tap Mobile: +13092053325,,87526214314# US +13126266799,,87526214314# US (Chicago). Phone callers may unmute by pressing *6 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPOINTMENTS 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Public Comment. (Comments are to be limited to 3 minutes and on a subject matter under the direct jurisdiction of the commission. Comments about current agenda items are to be made during the comment period of the specific agenda item. Please address all comments to the Chair) b. Pollinator Habitat Update c. Minutes of Previous Meetings: 07/15/26 4. NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS All hearings are pursuant to MGL Ch 131, s 40 as amended and the Town of Lunenburg Wetlands Protection and Municipal Bylaws: a. 108 Sunny Hill Road: NOI-26-24 Notice of Intent by Jacqueline Rager for a driveway crossing of isolated wetland area (BYLAW ONLY) b. 157 Goodrich Street: NOI-26-25 Notice of Intent by Stephen Violette for the construction of an irrigation pond 5. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS a. 1625 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-10 (Continued from 05/06/26) Continued to 08/19 Notice of Intent by the Town of Lunenburg Conservation Commission for the construction of an ADA parking and re-construction of an existing hiking trail at Cowdery Nature Center. b. 934 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-17 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by Unitil for the construction of a new substation and replacement of utility poles c. 507 West Townsend Road: NOI-26-19 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by Jahnke Construction LLC for the construction of a single-family home with a wetland crossing d. 701 Reservoir Road: NOI-26-21 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by the Reservoir Recreational Trust for the construction of a new concrete boat ramp on Lake Shirley at Shady Point e. 91 Round Road PKA 10 Parmenter Road: NOI-26-22 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by Benjamin Builders minor site work for driveway entrance and Rain Garden f. 15 White Street: NOI-26-23 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by Carlos Silvera for the repair / upgrade of failed septic system 6. OTHER BUSINESS a. Administrator's Determination b. Amended Order of Conditions: c. Extension Request Permits: d. Certificates of Compliance: i. 23 Tilton Ave: COC-26-5 e. Notice of Project Change: 7. ENFORCEMENT a. Violations, Enforcement Actions, and Hearings: i. 1168 Mass Ave Rear b. Emergency Certifications: 8. NEW BUSINESS a. Updates: i. Cowdrey Trail Overgrowth & Bridge ii. Library Program on Conservation Property b. Commission Open Discussion: c. Topics Unknown – 48 Hrs Advance of Meeting d. By-Law Discussion i. Draft Changes for Fee Schedule 9. OLD BUSINESS a. Conservation budget: i. Eagle Scouts Project ii. Ledger Advertisement b. Encroachment Issues: c. Hollis Rd Residence: d. Committee Reports – Any Update i. Master Plan Steering Committee ii. Open Space iii. Storm Water 10. COMMUNICATIONS / PUBLIC COMMENT 11. UPCOMING MEETING SCHEDULE: a. Wednesday 08/19 at 7:00PM by Zoom 12. ADJOURN ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-08-15-agenda-7963.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-08-15 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-08-15-agenda-7963.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_08152026-7963 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent AGENDA SITE WALKS Saturday, August 15, 2026 – 9:30AM-11:30AM 1. 200 Island Road: RDA-26-8 A Request for Determination of Applicability by John Harriosn for the reskinning and expansion of an existing deck structure while adding a roof to enclosure a portion of the new deck structure ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-08-19-agenda-7969.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-08-19 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-08-19-agenda-7969.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_08192026-7969 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent AGENDA Wednesday, August 19, 2026 – 7:00 PM | Zoom (Remote) In accordance with the requirements of the Open Meeting Law, please be advised that this meeting is being audio / video recorded. The agenda lists all the topics which may be discussed at the meeting, and those reasonably anticipated by the Chair. Votes may be taken from these discussions. Not all items may be discussed, and other items may be raised to the extent permitted by Open Meeting Law. Please be advised that the Town of Lunenburg utilizes Zoom platform as host for its hybrid and remote meetings; that the Zoom platform utilizes AI technology, known as “AI Companion,” to create audio transcriptions of meetings to aid in the subsequent preparation of meeting minutes; and that AI Companion is activated immediately upon launching the Zoom application. You are hereby notified that this AI technology may capture audio prior to the start of the meeting and/or following the conclusion of the meeting. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/J/87526214314. Meeting ID: 875 2621 4314 . One Tap Mobile: +13092053325,,87526214314# US +13126266799,,87526214314# US (Chicago). Phone callers may unmute by pressing *6 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPOINTMENTS 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Public Comment. (Comments are to be limited to 3 minutes and on a subject matter under the direct jurisdiction of the commission. Comments about current agenda items are to be made during the comment period of the specific agenda item. Please address all comments to the Chair) b. Pollinator Habitat Update c. Minutes of Previous Meetings: 08/05/26 4. NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS All hearings are pursuant to MGL Ch 131, s 40 as amended and the Town of Lunenburg Wetlands Protection and Municipal Bylaws: a. 200 Island Road: RDA-26-8 A Request for Determination of Applicability by John Harriosn for the reskinning and expansion of an existing deck structure while adding a roof to enclosure a portion of the new deck structure. 5. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS a. 1625 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-10 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by the Town of Lunenburg Conservation Commission for the construction of an ADA parking and re-construction of an existing hiking trail at Cowdery Nature Center. b. 934 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-17 (Continued from 08/05/26) Notice of Intent by Unitil for the construction of a new substation and replacement of utility poles c. 701 Reservoir Road: NOI-26-21 (Continued from 08/05/26) Notice of Intent by the Reservoir Recreational Trust for the construction of a new concrete boat ramp on Lake Shirley at Shady Point d. 108 Sunny Hill Road: NOI-26-24 Continued to 09/02 Notice of Intent by Jacqueline Rager for a driveway crossing of isolated wetland area (BYLAW ONLY) e. 157 Goodrich Street: NOI-26-25 Notice of Intent by Stephen Violette for the construction of an irrigation pond 6. OTHER BUSINESS a. Administrator's Determination b. Amended Order of Conditions: c. Extension Request Permits: d. Certificates of Compliance: i. 420 Goodrich St: COC-26-6 e. Notice of Project Change: 7. ENFORCEMENT a. Violations, Enforcement Actions, and Hearings: i. 1168 Mass Ave Rear b. Emergency Certifications: i. 467 Lancaster Ave 8. NEW BUSINESS a. Updates: b. Commission Open Discussion: c. Topics Unknown – 48 Hrs Advance of Meeting d. By-Law Discussion i. Draft Changes for Fee Schedule 9. OLD BUSINESS a. Conservation budget: b. Encroachment Issues: c. Hollis Rd Residence: d. Committee Reports – Any Update i. Master Plan Steering Committee ii. Open Space iii. Storm Water 10. COMMUNICATIONS / PUBLIC COMMENT 11. UPCOMING MEETING SCHEDULE: a. Wednesday 09/02 at 7:00PM by Zoom 12. ADJOURN ======================================================================================== DOCUMENT : 2026-09-02-agenda-7987.txt BOARD : conservation-commission DATE : 2026-09-02 KIND : agenda OUR COPY : https://lunenburgbudgetproject.org/docs/minutes/text/conservation-commission/2026-09-02-agenda-7987.txt TOWN PDF : https://www.lunenburgma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_09022026-7987 ======================================================================================== ===PAGE 1=== TOWN OF LUNENBURG Lunenburg Conservation Commission Jennifer Pewtherer Richard Bursch Michael Larouche Mary Wilson Teddy Doucette Andrea Burnap Vacancy Chair Vice Chair Clerk Member Member Member Tel: (978) 582-4146 960 Massachusetts Ave Lunenburg, MA 01462 Herlin Jaime – Conservation Agent AGENDA Wednesday, September 2, 2026 – 7:00 PM | Zoom (Remote) In accordance with the requirements of the Open Meeting Law, please be advised that this meeting is being audio / video recorded. The agenda lists all the topics which may be discussed at the meeting, and those reasonably anticipated by the Chair. Votes may be taken from these discussions. Not all items may be discussed, and other items may be raised to the extent permitted by Open Meeting Law. Please be advised that the Town of Lunenburg utilizes Zoom platform as host for its hybrid and remote meetings; that the Zoom platform utilizes AI technology, known as “AI Companion,” to create audio transcriptions of meetings to aid in the subsequent preparation of meeting minutes; and that AI Companion is activated immediately upon launching the Zoom application. You are hereby notified that this AI technology may capture audio prior to the start of the meeting and/or following the conclusion of the meeting. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/J/87526214314. Meeting ID: 875 2621 4314 . One Tap Mobile: +13092053325,,87526214314# US +13126266799,,87526214314# US (Chicago). Phone callers may unmute by pressing *6 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPOINTMENTS 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Public Comment. (Comments are to be limited to 3 minutes and on a subject matter under the direct jurisdiction of the commission. Comments about current agenda items are to be made during the comment period of the specific agenda item. Please address all comments to the Chair) b. Pollinator Habitat Update c. Minutes of Previous Meetings: 08/19/26 4. NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS All hearings are pursuant to MGL Ch 131, s 40 as amended and the Town of Lunenburg Wetlands Protection and Municipal Bylaws: 5. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS a. 1625 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-10 (Continued from 07/15/26) Notice of Intent by the Town of Lunenburg Conservation Commission for the construction of an ADA parking and re-construction of an existing hiking trail at Cowdery Nature Center. b. 934 Massachusetts Avenue: NOI-26-17 (Continued from 08/05/26) Continued to 09/16 Notice of Intent by Unitil for the construction of a new substation and replacement of utility poles c. 701 Reservoir Road: NOI-26-21 (Continued from 08/19/26) Notice of Intent by the Reservoir Recreational Trust for the construction of a new concrete boat ramp on Lake Shirley at Shady Point d. 108 Sunny Hill Road: NOI-26-24 (Continued from 08/05/26) Notice of Intent by Jacqueline Rager for a driveway crossing of isolated wetland area (BYLAW ONLY) e. 157 Goodrich Street: NOI-26-25 (Continued from 08/19/26) Notice of Intent by Stephen Violette for the construction of an irrigation pond 6. OTHER BUSINESS a. Administrator's Determination b. Amended Order of Conditions: c. Extension Request Permits: d. Certificates of Compliance: e. Notice of Project Change: 7. ENFORCEMENT a. Violations, Enforcement Actions, and Hearings: i. 1168 Mass Ave Rear b. Emergency Certifications: 8. NEW BUSINESS a. Updates: i. CMMCP: 467 Lancaster Ave b. Commission Open Discussion: c. Topics Unknown – 48 Hrs Advance of Meeting d. By-Law Discussion i. Draft Changes for Fee Schedule 9. OLD BUSINESS a. Conservation budget: b. Encroachment Issues: c. Hollis Rd Residence: d. Committee Reports – Any Update i. Master Plan Steering Committee ii. Open Space iii. Storm Water 10. COMMUNICATIONS / PUBLIC COMMENT 11. UPCOMING MEETING SCHEDULE: a. Wednesday 09/16 at 7:00PM by Zoom 12. ADJOURN