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Conservation Commission continues Summer Street development hearing pending stormwater analysis

Commission continues Summer Street dwelling hearing over stormwater questions. The Middleborough Conservation Commission on Thursday, chaired by Diane C. Stewart, voted to continue a hearing on a proposed single-family home at 177 Summer Street Parcel A to March 5, citing missing documentation on

Conservation Commission · Meeting of February 19, 2026

MIDDLEBOROUGH — Commission continues Summer Street dwelling hearing over stormwater questions. The Middleborough Conservation Commission on Thursday, chaired by Diane C. Stewart, voted to continue a hearing on a proposed single-family home at 177 Summer Street Parcel A to March 5, citing missing documentation on stormwater analysis and alternatives for a wetland crossing.

Five members voted to continue; Adam Guaraldi abstained. The Commission also continued hearings on three resource area delineations and a Department of Public Works sewer-main project, and approved updates to the 2026 Community Garden Rules.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of February 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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