Conservation Commission Orders Peer Review for Logistics Warehouse Project
Conservation Commission ordered peer review for a proposed 928,000-square-foot warehouse at South Coast Logistics Park off Wareham Street.
Conservation Commission ordered peer review for a proposed 928,000-square-foot warehouse at South Coast Logistics Park off Wareham Street.
Middleborough Conservation Commission votes unanimously to approve response to Open Meeting Law complaint. The Commission's September 23 vote addressed a challenge from residents Patrick and Pamela Caffrey questioning whether the September 3 agenda's "Discussion" label provided adequate notice that
Middleborough Conservation Commission approves two major property determinations at September 3 meeting. Chair Nancy Ockers led unanimous votes approving David Sanford's request to cut four trees and maintain vegetation within a utility easement at 35 East Main Street, with stumps left at least one
Middleborough Conservation Commission votes to order independent peer review of contested Cedar Street wetland delineation before allowing a proposed single-family home to proceed. The board unanimously approved soliciting at least three peer review quotes for the Roy Keene property on 0 Cedar
Middleborough Commission continues hearing on East Grove Street surf park to September 3. The proposed 20-acre development would include a wave lagoon, three buildings, 35 cottage-style hotel units, and parking, impacting isolated and bordering vegetated wetlands. The Commission unanimously
Middleborough Conservation Commission processes applications, issues enforcement order. Chair Nancy Ockers and the Commission issued an Enforcement Order against Campus 44 requiring 2:1 wetland replication after unauthorized tree cutting and grubbing. Multiple hearings were continued to August 6
Girl Scouts earn Conservation Commission praise for Nemasket River stewardship work. Troop 64979 expanded water quality monitoring to six sites, testing for dissolved oxygen, pH, bacteria, nitrates, and phosphorous, and restored turtle nesting habitat that an officer with the Massachusetts Division
Middleborough Conservation Commission approves permits and continues development hearings. The commission voted unanimously to issue a Standard Order of Conditions for a 49,000-square-foot commercial warehouse at 18 Cowan Drive and approved Certificates of Compliance for 146 Miller Street and 19
Conservation Commission issues enforcement order for Cowan Drive. The board unanimously voted to issue an Enforcement Order for 18 Cowan Drive requiring Conservation Agent Patricia J. Cassady to inspect erosion controls prior to restoration work, addressing a 25-foot buffer zone encroachment with
Middleborough Conservation Commission rejects amendment to relocate 7 Winter Street structure. Engineer Richard Rheaume's motion to amend the Order of Conditions failed when three members opposed it, citing concerns about a cellar drain extending into the 25-foot buffer zone. The Commission also
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